Physics, 12.02.2021 07:50 blueberrybaby1

What other questions can be explored with pendulums for potential energy. Choose TWO.

A. How will the potential energy change if the pendulum is placed in water?
B. How will the potential energy change if the pendulum is place in a box?
C. How will the potential energy change if the length of the pendulum string is changed?
D. How will the potential energy change if the pendulum is hung from wood or metal?
E. How will the potential energy change if the angle the pendulum is released at is
changed?

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