Problem 9: An ideal pendulum of length L=1.1 m supports a mass of m =0.5 kg. Initiallythe pendulum is lifted such that it makes an angle of 0 = 26 degrees with respect to the vertical.m10 TPart (b) Does increasing the mass at the end increase the maximum speed?O Yes O No

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