MReview | Constants | Periodic TaA pendulum clock is moved from the Mississippi Deltaregion to the Rocky Mountalns.Part Awill the clock run faster or slower in the Rockies? Neglect the mass distribution under the Earth surface.O The clock will run faster in the Rockies.O The clock will run at the same rate.O The clock will run slower in the Rockies.SubmitPrevious Answers Request AnswerIncorrect: Try Again: 5 attempts remaining

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MReview | Constants | Periodic Ta
A pendulum clock is moved from the Mississippi Delta
region to the Rocky Mountalns.
Part A
will the clock run faster or slower in the Rockies? Neglect the mass distribution under the Earth surface.
O The clock will run faster in the Rockies.
O The clock will run at the same rate.
O The clock will run slower in the Rockies.
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