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Shaun Figueroa
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5 April, 07:18
Using the equation T=2π√L/g solve for L
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Clara Yu
5 April, 07:47
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You said T = 2 · π · √ (L / g)
(I think that's the formula for the full-swing period of a simple pendulum.)
Divide each side by 2π : T/2π = √ (L / g)
Square each side: (T/2π) ² = L / g
Multiply each side by ' g ' : L = g · (T/2π) ²
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