3 years ago

A pendulum makes 50 complete swings in 2 min 40 s. What is the time period for 1 complete swing?

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wolverine [178]3 years ago

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Answer:

50 swings = 2 mins 40 secs

=> 50 swings = 160 secs

=> 1 swing = 160 / 50 secs

=> 1 swing -= 3.2 secs

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