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- This simulation solves the motion of a driven pendulum using the
- The same two coupled first order ordinary differential equations: x'(t) = y(t); y(0) = 0 y'(t) = -x(t); x(0) = 1 Are solved using the ...
- ... root of length of the
- Shows one way to derive the period of a pendulum. Starts by proving the small angle approximation.
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This is a simulation where I multiplied the time step by 10 so that the time step is 10/24. Order is set to 2. You can see that it ... I applied the This is a simulation where I multiplied the time step by 10 so that the time step is 10/24. Order is set to 10. Using a higher order, ... This simulation solves for the motion of a projectile with a given initial position and initial velocity using the
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