A simple pendulum with mass 0.246 kg hangs from string 1.46 m long. (See the figure below.) A leaf b constant horizontal drag force Fdrag of magnitude 1.50 N. Find the following. (Assume the pendulum is Farng 'drag grav (a) the tension in the string N (b) the angle the pendulum makes with respect to the vertical from the vertical

A simple pendulum with mass 0.246 kg hangs from string 1.46 m long. (See the figure below.) A leaf b constant horizontal drag force Fdrag of magnitude 1.50 N. Find the following. (Assume the pendulum is Farng 'drag grav (a) the tension in the string N (b) the angle the pendulum makes with respect to the vertical from the vertical

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