Rolling pendulum angular acceleration

In summary, a rolling pendulum is a physical apparatus that consists of a rigid rod or plank with a weight attached to one end. It works by converting potential energy into kinetic energy, and back again, resulting in an oscillating motion. Angular acceleration in a rolling pendulum refers to the rate of change of the angular velocity and can be calculated using different formulas. The main factors that affect it are the length of the pendulum, mass of the weight, and force of gravity, while other factors such as air resistance and angle of release may also play a role.
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My lecturer is absent and hasn't been replying to my emails, and im unable to find much online about pendulums on trolleys so i would much appreciate any advice or help on how to do this question.
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You have to provide an attempt at a solution.
 
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Welcome, YaniHozya!
What are those methods taught in the module that the question mentions?
Please, show us any work that you have done so far, or ask about things that you still don't understand.
 
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