The period of a simple pendulum of length 80.0cm was found to have doubled when the length of the pendulum was increased by X. Calculate X.

a

26.7cm

b

40.0cm

c

160.0cm

d

240.0cm

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Henriz
4 years ago
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Kerap23anxin
2 years ago

Well looking closely this is period of s simple pendulum bob.
The formular is; T1รทT2=squareroot of l1/swuareroot ofl2.
Moving further l1 is 80 , l2 is 80 +x, T1 is T , T2 is 2T.
Therefore; T1/T2=squareroot of l1/ squareroot of l2.
Inputing values we have
T/2T=squareroot of 80/squareroot of 80+x
Eliminate squareroot and square both T's at the opposite side.
Then u have T^2/ 2T^2 = 80/80+x
cross multiply and get ; 80ร—4T^2 = T^2 (80+x)
The T^2 cancels at both sides
320= 80+x
collect like terms; x= 320 - 80
x= 240m.

lilycoco
4 years ago

pls explain

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