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How can you determine the speed of a Pendulum?
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I have period, length, vertical displacement and mass.
But how would you find velocity from that?
Well velocity isn't a constant in a pendulum, you would have to use simple harmonic motion equations
I mean the maximum velocity, my bad
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Just use conservation of energy \[\large \Delta PE = \Delta KE\]so \[\large mgh = 0.5 m v^2\] where h is the max height of the pendulum above it's equilibrium position.
I see, do I need to know the bob's height from the ground?
No, just the change in height from the lowest point to the highest.
I see, thanks so much!
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