At t = 0, the bob of a simple pendulum starts at -0max. If at t = 3 s, the bob reaches the equilibrium position (0 = 0) for the second time, then the period of oscillation is, O T = 3 sec OT=4 sec O T = 1.5 sec ооос O T = 6 sec T = 2.4 sec

At t = 0, the bob of a simple pendulum starts at -0max. If at t = 3 s, the bob reaches the equilibrium position (0 = 0) for the second time, then the period of oscillation is, O T = 3 sec OT=4 sec O T = 1.5 sec ооос O T = 6 sec T = 2.4 sec

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Description: At t = 0, the bob of a simple pendulum startsat -0max. If at t = 3 s, the bob reaches theequilibrium position (0 = 0) for the secondtime, then the period of oscillation is,OT = 3 secO T = 4 secO T = 1.5 secOT = 6 secT = 2.4 sec

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter12: Oscillatory Motion

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Problem 55P

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