A pendulum consists of a massless, rigid rod with a mass at one end. The other end
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A pendulum consists of a massless, rigid rod with a mass at one end. The other end is pivoted on a frictionless pivot so that it can turn through a complete circle. The pendulum is inverted, so the mass is directly above the pivot point, then released. The speed of the mass as it passes through the lowest point is 5.0 m/s. If the pendulum later undergoes small-amplitude oscillations at the bottom of the arc, what will the frequency be?
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