I am looking for the force of impact in the case of a pendulum test with a steel ball of 50 kg, hanging on a cable of 2 meters, by different angles from 24 to 61 degrees. The impact will be on a glass or ceramic plate.
are you asking about the amount of force on a glass or ceramic plate???
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at t=0 all the energy in the system is gravitational potential energy (assuming the pendulum starts at rest) and at t=f all the energy of the system is kinetic energy
gravitational potential energy is equal to \[U=mgh\]where \(h\) is the height above zero potential kinetic energy is equal to \[KE=\tfrac12mv^2\]
We can assume that All the gravitational energy at t=0 has gone to kinetic energy at t=f
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