Problem 15.49 You want to build a pendulum clock in which the time interval during which...
Problem 15.49
You want to build a pendulum clock in which the time interval during which the "tick" sound is made (pendulum swinging one way) and the time interval during which the "tock" sound is made (pendulum swinging the other way) are each 0.50 s.
Part A
If we assume the pendulum is a simple one, what should its length be?
Homework Answers
Time period, T = 0.5 + 0.5 = 1 sec
T = 2 pi sqrt(L/g)
1 = 2 pi sqrt(L/9.8)
Length, L = 0.25 m
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