alleryStart learning →Where does an ideal pendulum have its greatest kinetic energy?
AAt its lowest position
BAt its right turning point
CAt every position equally
DAt its left turning point
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. At its lowest position
The bob has its greatest speed, and therefore greatest kinetic energy, at the lowest point.
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