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Preeti Dabral 2 years, 3 months ago
Time period T= time required to complete one oscillation.
At equilibrium T0=mg.
For small displacement θ
Restoring force =−mgsinθ
for small θ sinθ≈θ
⇒fe=−mgθ=−mg(xl) acceleration a=fem=−g1⋅x
We know for SHM, a=−w2x
⇒ On comparing we get w=√gl∴ Time period of oscillation T=2Πw=2Π√1 g
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