Energy transformation for a pendulum, Physics

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Energy Transformation for a Pendulum

Because there are no external forces doing work and the total mechanical energy of the pendulum bob is conserved. The conservation of mechanical energy is described in the animation below. Assume the KE and PE bars of the bar chart and their sum is a constant value.

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