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A pendulum clock is 5 seconds fast at temperature of 15ºC and 10 seconds slow at a temperature of 30ºC. At what temperature does it give the correct time? (take time interval = 24 hours) (a) 18ºC (b) 20ºC (c) 22ºC (d) 25ºC

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Answered by tanujyadav28
0

PHYSICS

A pendulum clock is 5sec fast at temperature of 15

o

C and 10sec slow at a temperature of 30

o

C. At temperature does it give the correct time-

December 26, 2019

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Abhinab Kurapati

ANSWER

T=2π

g

l

⇒T∝l

1/2

T

ΔT

=

2

1

l

Δl

and Δl=l∝Δt, linear expansion formula

l

Δl

=∝Δt

Δt= change in temperature=Final−initial

5 sec fast⇒1 hour alarm rises 5 sec before i.e., time period reduced

⇒ΔT=−5

Case I:

5 sec fast at 15

o

C

T

−5

=

z

1

∝Δt=

2

1

∝(15−t) ……..(1)

t= temperature at which correct reading.

15

o

<t<30

o

Case II:

10 sec slow at 30

o

C

⇒ΔT=10sec

T

10

=

2

1

∝(30−t) ………(2)

Heated to 30

o

C

dividing (1) by (2)

We get

−0.5=

30−t

15−t

⇒30−t=2(t−15)

⇒t=20

o

C.

Answered by anita8059999143
0

Answer:

the correct answer of the question is 20 degree Celsius. (20 degree Celsius)

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