Physics
Grade-9
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Question

In a simple pendulum, the period of oscillation T is related to the length of the pendulum l as:

  1.  l squared over T equals c o n s tan t
  2.  l over T equals c o n s tan t
  3.  l squared over T squared equals c o n s tan t
  4.  l over T squared equals c o n s tan t

hintHint:

The time period T of a simple pendulum is directly proportional to the square root of length l of the pendulum

The correct answer is: l over T squared equals c o n s tan t


    T equals 2 pi square root of l over g end root
T squared equals l
s o space l over T squared equals c o n s tan t

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