Physics, asked by devika3977, 10 months ago

A pendulum oscillate 60 times 3 second. Find its Time period and frequency.

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Answered by Brâiñlynêha
31

\huge\mathbb{SOLUTION:-}

\sf\bullet Number\:of\: oscillation= 60\\ \\ \sf\bullet Time\:taken=3sec

  • So,

\boxed{\sf{\star{Time\:Period=\dfrac{Time\:taken}{Number\:of\: oscillations}}}}

\underline{\sf{\blue{Frequency=\dfrac{1}{T}}}}

  • or

\boxed{\sf{\bigstar{Frequency=\dfrac{No.\:of\: oscillation}{Time\:taken}}}}

  • First find the Time period

\sf\implies Time\: Period=\dfrac{\cancel3}{\cancel{15}}\\ \\ \sf\implies Time\: Period=\dfrac{1}{5}\\ \\ \sf\implies Time\: period=0.2second

Now find the Frequency

\sf\implies Frequency=\dfrac{No.\:of\: oscillation}{Time\:taken}\\ \\ \sf\implies frequency=\dfrac{60}{3}\\ \\ \sf\implies frequency=\cancel{\dfrac{60}{3}}\\ \\ \sf\implies frequency=20Hz

\boxed{\sf{\dag{Time\: period=0.2sec}}}

\boxed{\sf{\dag{frequency=20Hz}}}

Answered by Anonymous
3

Given ,

No. of oscillate(wavelength)=60

Time taken =3 sec

To Find out:

Time period =?

Frequency =?

Formula used:

  \star\mathbf \red{time \: period =  :  \frac{time \: taken}{no. \: of \:osc. } }

 \star \mathbf \red{frequency =  \frac{no. \: of \: osc.}{time \: period} }

Solutions:

  \mathbf{time \: period \:  =  \frac{3}{60} }

 \mathbf \red{ time \: period = 0.1sec}

Now,

 \mathbf \red{frequency =  \{3} }

  \mathbf \blue{frequency = 20 Htz}

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