Find d and draw a diagram of the setup

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A pendulum is lifted to a 90^o angle (so it forms a right angle from the vertical clockwise), and released. It swings forward (to the right, ccw), and at a critical angle, theta, is cut. The pendulum bob drops and rolls a distance d. Find d, and draw a diagram of the setup.

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