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Posted by Jacob on Monday, April 12, 2010 at 11:55pm.

A student throws a 9 gram of gum is thrown across the physics lab from a distance of 2.5 m. When the gum has a horizontal velocity of vo it connects with a mass on the end of 1.62 kg simple pendulum which is initially at rest. The pendulum has a length of L of 0.74 m. The gum sticks to the pendulum mass and swings backwards to gain a vertical height of 12.7 cm.


(a) What is initial velocity of the wad of gum?

vmax = ?


i used the formula 2pi (l/g)squareroot then 2pi/T to get the w and timed it by Amp but i still didnt get it right

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