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tinu
01.11.14, 20:20
i have asked time period of a simple pendulum in lift . it the lift
moves up with 2 m/s^2 acceleration, the neat acceleration will be =g+2
so now the time period will change . but you say time period will not
change when acceleration is constant.why?? and for constant velocity,
will the time period change??
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We're sorry for the misunderstanding. Check updated answer.
i have asked time period of a simple pendulum in lift . it the lift moves up with 2 m/s^2 acceleration, the neat acceleration will be =g+2 so now the time period will change . but you say time period will not change when acceleration is constant.why?? and for constant velocity, will the time period change??
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