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In Cambridge, England, a seconds pendulum is 0.9942 m long. What is the free-fall acceleration in Cambridge? (Use 4 significant figures in your answer.)
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Answered by bobpursley
T=2PIsqrt(l/g)

l/g= T^2/2PI

g= l*2PI/l use 3.14159 for pi or better.
11 years ago
Answered by m
0.1007
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