If the above grandfather clock were put on a rocket ship that launched vertically with an...
If the above grandfather clock were put on a rocket ship that launched vertically with an acceleration of .50 g’s, what would be the time interval between ticks?
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as we know time period os simple pendulum is
T = 2 pi sqrt ( L/g)
for constant L
T2 /T1 = sqrt ( g2/g1)
T2 /1 = sqrt ( 0.5 g/g)
T2 = 0.707 s
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