Posted by shasha on Monday, March 14, 2011 at 8:03am.
ML d^2è/dt^2 + k*L*dè/dt + Mg è = 0
or
d^2è/dt^2 + (k/M)*dè/dt + (g/L) è = 0
k is the damping constant of proportionality (force/velocity)
The solution is damped harmonic motion.
is that true answer?
d^2theta/dt^2 +(g/l)sin(theta)=0
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