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At which location does the pendulum have the least gravitational potential energy? Why?
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At which location does the pendulum have the least gravitational potential energy? Why?

At which location does the pendulum have the least gravitational potential energy-example-1
User Bouraoui KACEM
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At point 2

Step-by-step explanation:

This is because at point 2 the ball is moving very slow, which gives it very little potential energy

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