Physics, asked by prajnakgl, 5 months ago

how will you measure the time period of a simple pendulum? why do we take the time for more than one oscillation? ​

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Answered by shobithamk19
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Explanation:

Uncertainty in the period T

So, to reduce this uncertainty, you will measure the time for ten oscillations, then simply divide your value by 10 to obtain the time for one oscillation, called the period T of the pendulum.

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