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    The document describes the solution to a second order differential equation modeling simple harmonic motion. It shows the derivation of the general solution as a cosine function with an amplitude and angular frequency term. It then applies initial conditions to solve for the constants, resulting in a cosine function that describes the displacement of the system over time.

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    The document describes the solution to a second order differential equation modeling simple harmonic motion. It shows the derivation of the general solution as a cosine function with an amplitude and angular frequency term. It then applies initial conditions to solve for the constants, resulting in a cosine function that describes the displacement of the system over time.

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    The document describes the solution to a second order differential equation modeling simple harmonic motion. It shows the derivation of the general solution as a cosine function with an amplitude and angular frequency term. It then applies initial conditions to solve for the constants, resulting in a cosine function that describes the displacement of the system over time.

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    of 1

    g

    θ+ senθ=0
    l
    θ+ wn θ=0
    2

    m 2 +w n =02

    g
    wn=
    g
    √l
    wn =
    2
    l

    θ ( t )=c 1 cos wn t+ ¿ c 2 senwnt ¿


    10=c 1 cos wn ( 0 ) +¿ c 2 senwn(0) ¿
    10=c 1

    θ̇ ( t )=−( wn ) c 1 senwnt +(w n) c 2 cos wn t


    0=−( w n ) ( 10 ) senwn ( 0 ) + ( w n ) c 2 cos wn
    0=c 2

    θ̈ ( t )=−( wn )2 c1 cos w n t−(w n)2 c 2 senwnt

    θ̈ ( t )=−( wn )2 (10)cos wn t−( wn )2 (0)senwnt


    θ̈ ( t )=−( wn ) ( 10 ) cos w n t

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