Physics, asked by slamfries, 4 hours ago

Solve these questions please..
1)The time taken for 30 oscillations of a simple pendulum as measured by a stopwatch is 51 seconds. What is the time period of the simple pendulum?
2)Calculate the time period of a simple pendulum if it takes 48 seconds to complete 12 oscillations.
3)A simple pendulum has a time period of 1.4 seconds. Calculate the time taken by the pendulum to make 40 oscillations.
4) Time period of a simple pendulum is 2 seconds. What is its frequency?
5) A simple pendulum completes 40 oscillations in a minute.
Find its frequency and time period.

Answers

Answered by athamadaswp
2

Answer:

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Explanation:

1)Number of oscillations  n=20

Time taken  =25 s

∴  Time period of oscillation  T=  

20

25

=1.25 s

Given :    

Error in time for 20 oscillations, ΔT=0.2 s

Hence error in time for 1 oscilations, ΔT  

=  

n

0.2

= s

∴ Percentage error  =  

T

ΔT

×100=  

20×1.25

0.2

×100=0.8 %

2)1 oscillation = Time (t) / no.of.oscillations = 48/12

then

1 Oscillation = 4 Seconds

3)Time taken to complete on oscillation =1.4

Time taken to complete 40 oscillation = 1.4 *40

= 56.0

So ,total time taken to complete 40 oscillation= 56 seconds

4)The Time period of a simple pendulum is given as 2 seconds.

The frequency is given as the inverse of time period, that is, f=  

T

1

 

f=  

2

1

=0.5Hz

5)Given

Number of Oscillations, N=40

Time t=1min

Frequency f=  

t

N

=  

60

40

=0.667Hz

Time period,T=  

f

1

=1.5sec

Hence, frequency is 0.667Hz and time period is 1.5sec

Answered by sumatipanda12
4

Answer:

1) Time period = T/no.oscillation

time =51 sec

oscillation=30 oscillation so,

time period =51/30

=17/10( after simplifying it) =1.7 sec

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