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2- A pendulum of mass M and length L is released from rest froman angle of 90° with respect to the vertical. Thegravitational potential energy is zero at the lowestpoint. Ignore friction. Data: M=O.4 Kg, L=0.5 m, g=9.8rm/s2•

d) Find the tension at A, B and at the initialposition.

e)Now consider the problem with friction. If the work of thefriction force was one fifth of the initial energy, what would bethe value of the speed at the lowest point of thetrajectory? (be careful with the sign of W!)

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