Reference Summary: Periods: Ti=60/(60+i) sec, Length: Li=9.8*(Ti/2/pi)^2 m Mass: Mi=1.0kg, thetazero=pi/6.0 Time step is 10^-5 sec for numerical ... Periods: Ti=60/(50+i) sec, Length: Li=9.8*(Ti/2/pi)^2 m Mass: Mi=1.0kg, (i=1,2,...,15) Time step is 10^-5 sec for numerical ...
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Periods: Ti=60/(60+i) sec, Length: Li=9.8*(Ti/2/pi)^2 m Mass: Mi=1.0kg, thetazero=pi/6.0 Time step is 10^-5 sec for numerical ... Periods: Ti=60/(50+i) sec, Length: Li=9.8*(Ti/2/pi)^2 m Mass: Mi=1.0kg, (i=1,2,...,15) Time step is 10^-5 sec for numerical ... Periods: Ti=60/(30+i) sec, Length: Li=9.8*(Ti/2/pi)^2 m Mass: Mi=1.0kg, thetazero=pi/6.0 HiroLabo ...
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- Periods: Ti=60/(60+i) sec, Length: Li=9.8*(Ti/2/pi)^2 m Mass: Mi=1.0kg, thetazero=pi/6.0 Time step is 10^-5 sec for numerical ...
- Periods: Ti=60/(50+i) sec, Length: Li=9.8*(Ti/2/pi)^2 m Mass: Mi=1.0kg, (i=1,2,...,15) Time step is 10^-5 sec for numerical ...
- Periods: Ti=60/(30+i) sec, Length: Li=9.8*(Ti/2/pi)^2 m Mass: Mi=1.0kg, thetazero=pi/6.0 HiroLabo ...
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