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A certain pendulum with a 1.00 kg bob has a period of 3.50 s. What will happen to the period of the pendulum if the 1.00 kg bob is replaced by a bob with a mass of 2.00 kg? Explain your answer.
12 years ago

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Elena
T₁=2πsqrt(m₁/k)
T₂ =2πsqrt(m₂/k)
T₂ /T₁ =sqrt{ m₂/m₁}
T₂ = T₁sqrt{ m₂/m₁}=
=3.5•sqrt(2/1) =4.95 s.
12 years ago
coco
T₁=2πsqrt(m₁/k)
T₂ =2πsqrt(m₂/k)
T₂ /T₁ =sqrt{ m₂/m₁}
T₂ = T₁sqrt{ m₂/m₁}=
=3.5•sqrt(2/1) =4.95 s.
11 years ago

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