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Please give me a large information about Coupled pendula. How it is related with gravitation and spring constant etc.

Pavankumar . D

14 Years agoGrade 11

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Chetan Mandayam Nayakar

Approved Tutor Answer14 Years ago

The coupled pendulum is composed of 2 simple pendulums whose bobs are connected by a spring, as shown in the diagram below:

It is possible to derive the equations of motion for this system without the use of Lagrangian's equations; but by using Hooke's Law, Newton's second law of motion and standard trigonometry. The equations we use to model the motion of the coupled pendulum are

The Coupled Pendulum Equations of Motion
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seethayya chukka

14 Years ago

thank you sir.

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