Pendulum Clock: Small Oscillations and Balance Modeling

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This lecture covers the analysis of a pendulum clock modeled by a rigid system with a disc, focusing on small oscillations and the period calculation. The instructor discusses the impact of turning the pendulum 90 degrees and the resulting delay or advancement of the clock. Various mathematical equations and concepts related to the balance of the clock are explored, providing a comprehensive understanding of the system's behavior.

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