Fundamental theorem of algebra

we solve it by separating our equation into (II.9) 2 2 l1 − l2 A B 2l − T 2l = L + l − l . T1 1 1 2 2 2 (II.20) If we adjust the weights until the periods are equal, we simply get that 2 2 Ic + M l1 I + M I2 = M dg M dg 2 And after some algebra, we get that A+B = T1 and B2 A=−T2 and yields the following equation for g. (II.10) g= 8π 2 2 2 T1 +T2 L + 2 2 T1 −T2 2l1 −L (II.21) 3 This equation has an associated uncertainty of (∂T1 gδT1 ) + (∂T2 gδT2 ) + (∂L gδL ) + (∂l1

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