The time it takes an object to complete one oscillation and return to its initial position is measured in terms of a period, or T. The formula for the angular frequency is = 2/T.
<h3>How is G determined in oscillation?</h3>
Use a stopwatch to calculate the oscillation's time period T. Calculate the pendulum's length L. Subtract the time period T's square from the length L.
<h3>How does oscillation's G work?</h3>
A mass attached to the end of a pendulum with a length of l causes it to oscillate with a period (T). T = 2(l/g), where g.
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Mass and energy are inter convertible.As per Einsteins mass and energy relations i.e
,some amount of energy is lost that is converted into energy .
In our day to day life ,generally mass is lost and energy is formed. In a ideal assumption we subtract the mass of earlier one from the later one which indirectly denotes that some amount of mass is lost and energy is released .There is also endothermic reactions where energy is needed which does not mean mass is added.Here simply energy is needed to initiate the reactions.
So instead of subtracting the smaller value from lager we subtract the initial value from final as the latter one can explain a physical phenomenon in a better way.we can get some in formation from it.