Science, asked by maxkr7, 4 months ago


A simple pendulum makes 10 oscillations in 20 seconds. What is the time period and frequency
of oscillations?
a. 0.5 second, 2 hertz
b. 2 hertz, 0.5 second
C. 2 seconds, 0.5 hertz
d. 2 meter, 0.5 hertz​

Answers

Answered by sohelasu934
5

Answer:

Your answer is b. 2 hertz, 0.5 second.

Explanation:

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Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer :

Before solving the question directly, We need to know the concepts used in answer.

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Simple pendululum : A simple pendulum is a small ball which is heavy and it is tied with a thread and it oscillates freely. Example : Clock pendululum.

Time period : The time taken by Bob or body to complete one oscillation is called as time period.

 {\blue{\bf Time \ period \ = \ \dfrac {Time \ taken \ by \ pendulum}{Number \ of \ oscillations}}}

Frequency : Number of oscillations Bob made in a second is called as frequency.

 {\blue{\bf Frequency \ = \ \dfrac {1}{Period}}}

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Now,

\sf Time \ period \ = \ \dfrac {Time \ taken \ by \ pendulum}{Number \ of \ oscillations}

\implies \sf \dfrac {20}{10}

\sf Time \ taken \ = \ 2 \ sec

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\sf Frequency \ = \ \dfrac {1}{Period}

\sf Frequency \ = \ \dfrac {1}{2}

\sf Frequency \ = \ 0.5 \ Hz.


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