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In this paper, we present a modification of the laboratory exercise "Determining the moment of inertia of a compound pendulum" solved by UNIZA students during their studies. The modification consists of shooting a video capturing the movement of the pendulum and its subsequent analysis using the freely available video-analysis tool, Tracker. This analysis allows, except evaluation of the task in a standard way, also the analysis of damped and undamped oscillations of the compound pendulum. The solution to the studied problem thus becomes more complex, gives richer information about the movement of the pendulum, and offers students the opportunity to connect knowledge about the properties of a rigid body performing rotary motion and oscillatory motion, which are usually discussed separately.
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