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    • https://phys.libretexts.org/Courses/Prince_Georges_Community_College/General_Physics_I%3A_Classical_Mechanics/41%3A_The_Pendulum/41.02%3A_The_Spherical_Pendulum
      A spherical pendulum is similar to a simple plane pendulum, except that the pendulum is not constrained to move in a plane; the mass m is free to move in two dimensions along the surface of a sphe...A spherical pendulum is similar to a simple plane pendulum, except that the pendulum is not constrained to move in a plane; the mass m is free to move in two dimensions along the surface of a sphere. The room was then darkened, the flashlight turned on, and the flashlight pendulum allowed to swing back and forth for several minutes above a camera which was on the floor pointing up toward the ceiling.

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