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Pendulum Oscillation Quiz

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What is the formula to calculate the time period of a pendulum's vibration?

The time period is calculated using the formula: Time period = Total time ÷ Number of oscillations.

If a pendulum oscillates 40 times in 4 seconds, what is its frequency?

The frequency is 10 hertz, calculated as frequency = Number of oscillations ÷ time.

How do you determine the number of oscillations per second for the mentioned pendulum?

You determine it by dividing the number of oscillations by the total time in seconds, which gives 10 oscillations per second.

What is the time period of the pendulum that oscillates 40 times in 4 seconds?

<p>The time period of the pendulum is 0.1 seconds.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain how calculating frequency differs from calculating time period in pendulum motion.

<p>Calculating frequency involves finding the number of oscillations per second, while the time period focuses on the duration of a single oscillation.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Pendulum Oscillation

A pendulum oscillates 40 times in 4 seconds
Number of oscillations = 40
Total time = 4 seconds
Time period = Time ÷ Number of oscillations
Time period = 4 seconds ÷ 40 oscillations = 0.1 second
The time period is 0.1 second
Frequency = Number of oscillations per second
Frequency = Number of oscillations ÷ Time
Frequency = 40 oscillations ÷ 4 seconds = 10 per second
Frequency = 10 Hz (Hertz)

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Test your understanding of pendulum oscillation calculations including time period and frequency. This quiz covers the fundamental concepts of how a pendulum's behavior can be analyzed. Perfect for students learning about oscillations in physics.