Q-05 A) D B) O C) O D) O )0 A particle of mass m suspended by a cable of length L to form a pendulum rotating around point O in the vertical plane. The particle is subject to a horizontal force F. The pendulum starts moving from rest when 0=0°. Determine the velocity of the particle when 0-90°. 2L g+ 2L g + 2L g 2L 2L 9 L 9 m I F m F m F + -- m F m F L O Ꮎ m F

Q-05 A) D B) O C) O D) O )0 A particle of mass m suspended by a cable of length L to form a pendulum rotating around point O in the vertical plane. The particle is subject to a horizontal force F. The pendulum starts moving from rest when 0=0°. Determine the velocity of the particle when 0-90°. 2L g+ 2L g + 2L g 2L 2L 9 L 9 m I F m F m F + -- m F m F L O Ꮎ m F

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