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A PENDULUM OF LENGTH L SWINGS FROM REST TO REST N TIMES IN ONE SECOND THE VALUE OF ACCELERATION DUE TO GRAVITY IS

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Answered by sapna4981
1

Answer:

the acceleration due to gravity is na

f=mg

=na

Answered by HrishikeshSangha
2

The acceleration due to gravity is derived as below:

  • As we the time period T=2π√\frac{l}{g}.
  • Where l is the length of the pendulum and g is the acceleration
  • Frequency f=n/2=T=2/n
  • 2/n=2π√\frac{l}{g}  
  • Squaring both sides
  • g=n²π²l
  • That is the required acceleration
  • The formula we get tell us about that the acceleration due to gravity is n times the length of the pendulum.
  • They are square form.
  • It tells that as the length of pendulum increases the effect of gravity or the acceleration of the body will goes on increasing.
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