Asked by Skipper
The length of time, t (in seconds), it takes the pendulum of a clock to swing through one complete cycle is a function of the length of the pendulum in feet. Defined by:
t = f(L) = 2pi sqrt L/32
A.Rewrite the formula using fractional exponents.
B.Determine the length of the cycle in time if the pendulum is 4 feet long.
t = f(L) = 2pi sqrt L/32
A.Rewrite the formula using fractional exponents.
B.Determine the length of the cycle in time if the pendulum is 4 feet long.
Answers
Answered by
Damon
good grief, g = 32 ft/s^2, old text :)
T = 2 pi (L/32)^(1/2)
T = 2 pi (4/32)^.5
= 2.22 seconds
T = 2 pi (L/32)^(1/2)
T = 2 pi (4/32)^.5
= 2.22 seconds
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