Question #285612

A 1.4 m long thin uniform rod is pivoted at one point so that it oscillates like a physical pendulum. Compare the angular frequency of this physical pendulum with a simple pendulum of the same length, both oscillating near the earth’s surface.


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Expert's answer
2022-01-10T09:08:30-0500

1) Moment of inertia of the rod rotating round either end:


I=13mL2.I=\dfrac13mL^2.

2) Period of such a physical pendulum:


Tp=2πImgL=2πL3g=1.37 s.T_p=2\pi\sqrt\dfrac{I}{mgL}=2\pi\sqrt\dfrac{L}{3g}=1.37\text{ s}.


3) Period of a simple pendulum:


Ts=2πlg=2.37 s.T_s=2\pi\sqrt\dfrac{l}{g}=2.37\text{ s}.


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