Question: Consider a large simple pendulum that is located at a latitude of 55.0o N and is swinging in a north-south direction with points A and
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a) What are the directions (in terms of N, E, W, and S) and the magnitudes of the velocities of the surface of the Earth at points A and B as seen by the observer? Note: You will need to calculate answers to at least seven significant figures to see a difference.
b) What is the angular speed with which the 20.0-m diameter circle under the pendulum appears to rotate?
c) What is the period of this rotation?
d) What would happen to a pendulum swinging at the Equator?
Observer diretl (servers view orth Pole 20.0 m 55.00 Equator South Pol
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