Physics, asked by UnbanirayaMitra, 3 days ago

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Answered by santhipriya01
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Answer:

3π s

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \large \rm {\underbrace{\underline{➻Elucidation:-}}}

 \sf \pink {\underline{\underline{Provided\: that:-}}}

 \sf \mapsto {Length\: of\: the\: pendulum(l)=10m}

 \sf \mapsto {Acceleration\: due\: to\: gravity(g)=10m/s^{2}}

 \sf \blue {\underline{\underline{To\: determine:-}}}

 \sf \mapsto {Time\: period\: of\: the\: pendulum(t)=?}

 \sf \orange {\underline{\underline{We\: know:-}}}

 \sf \mapsto {\boxed{Time\: period(t)=2π{\sqrt{\frac{l}{g}}}}}

➻Supplanting the given values,

 \sf \mapsto {Time\: period(t)=2π{\sqrt{\frac{10}{10}}}}

 \sf \mapsto {Time\: period(t)=2π{\sqrt{\frac{\cancel{10}}{\cancel{10}}}}}

 \sf \mapsto {Time\: period(t)=2π{\sqrt{1}}}

 \sf \mapsto {Time\: period(t)=2π×1}

 \sf \implies \green {\fbox{Time\: period(t)=2πs}}

 \sf \purple {\underline{\underline{Henceforth,}}}

"Option-4" is the correct option.

➻The time period of the simple pendulum is 2πseconds respectively.

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