In the "Simple Pendulum" experiment, a simple pendulum has a period T in seconds at a certain location. The acceleration due to gravity (in cm/s2) is : T^2 (s^2) versus LI A. 980 Y = 0.073 X B. 930 C. 877 D. 830 E. 541 50 100 150 200

In the "Simple Pendulum" experiment, a simple pendulum has a period T in seconds at a certain location. The acceleration due to gravity (in cm/s2) is : T^2 (s^2) versus LI A. 980 Y = 0.073 X B. 930 C. 877 D. 830 E. 541 50 100 150 200

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Chapter15: Oscillations

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T^2 (s^2) versus Li
A. 980
Y = 0.073 X
В. 930
C. 877
D. 830
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