Question
A clock has a brass pendulum with a period of 1.000 s at 18.9°C. Suppose the clock is moved to a location where the average temperature is 33.1°C. How much time will the clock lose or gain in 6 days?
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bobpursley
given period , calculate L
period= 2PI * sqrt (L/g) calculate L
Now, with the change in temp, calculate the new Length (length)(1 + coeff*changeTemp)
now calculate the new period.
calculate the percent difference.
Now calculate the value of that difference over six days.
period= 2PI * sqrt (L/g) calculate L
Now, with the change in temp, calculate the new Length (length)(1 + coeff*changeTemp)
now calculate the new period.
calculate the percent difference.
Now calculate the value of that difference over six days.
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