Science, asked by rdevi8666, 3 months ago

calculate the time period of simple pendulum which moves back and forth for 50 times in 225 second.
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Answered by rajiv19782008

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Answered by arinhaan

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Answer:

Here you go

Explanation:

Time taken for 50 oscillations = 225s

Time taken for 1 oscillation = 225s / 50 = 4.5 s

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