Physics, asked by majboor, 9 months ago

what is the frequency of a simple pendulum with a length of 0.56m please give me the proper calculation also I will mark ur answer as the brainliest

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Answered by pokuruvam147

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Answer: f=c/ wavelength

Explanation: f= 3*10^8/ 0.56

f=5.3714 * 10^8 Hz

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