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Consider a place where the gravity is 4 times the gravity on Earth (g' = 4g), %3D then the frequency of oscillation of a simple pendulum in that place, f', as compared to its frequency on earth is: O f' = 9f O f' = 2f O f' = f/2 O f' = f/3 O f' = 4f

Consider a place where the gravity is 4 times the gravity on Earth (g' = 4g), %3D then the frequency of oscillation of a simple pendulum in that place, f', as compared to its frequency on earth is: O f' = 9f O f' = 2f O f' = f/2 O f' = f/3 O f' = 4f

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