which type pendulum will not show change in their time period when taken to moon???
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Hey buddy,
That is the question scientists are trying to answer for years now.
● Answer- None
● Extra info-
- A pendulum is simply a point mass swinging along the string.
- As it's always suspended in atmosphere, where ever we take that gravity will act on it.
- Period of simple pendulum is -
T = 2π √(l/g)
- As gravity changes anyway for any pendulum, period must change.
- Uptil now no one is able to make a pendulum which retains same period on moon as that on earth.
Hope this is helpful...
That is the question scientists are trying to answer for years now.
● Answer- None
● Extra info-
- A pendulum is simply a point mass swinging along the string.
- As it's always suspended in atmosphere, where ever we take that gravity will act on it.
- Period of simple pendulum is -
T = 2π √(l/g)
- As gravity changes anyway for any pendulum, period must change.
- Uptil now no one is able to make a pendulum which retains same period on moon as that on earth.
Hope this is helpful...
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