Problem 9 A mass hangs from a thread and undergoes small-angle oscillations as a simple pendulum. The period of the pendulum's oscillations is 0.86 s. If the length of the thread that the mass hangs from is doubled, what is the new oscillation period for the pendulum? Don't forget units!

Problem 9 A mass hangs from a thread and undergoes small-angle oscillations as a simple pendulum. The period of the pendulum's oscillations is 0.86 s. If the length of the thread that the mass hangs from is doubled, what is the new oscillation period for the pendulum? Don't forget units!

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Chapter12: Oscillatory Motion

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Problem 9
A mass hangs from a thread and undergoes small-angle oscillations as a
simple pendulum. The period of the pendulum's oscillations is 0.86 s. If
the length of the thread that the mass hangs from is doubled, what is the
new oscillation period for the pendulum? Don't forget units!

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