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The period T(In seconds) of a pendulum is given by T=2PI(Square root of L/32) Where L stands for length (in feet) of the pendulum If pi =3.14 and the period is 6.28 what is the length

The period T(In seconds) of a pendulum is given by T=2PI(Square root of L/32) Where-example-1
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Let me check your question


T\text{ = 2}\cdot\text{ 3.14}\cdot\text{ }\sqrt[]{L/\text{ 32}}


\frac{T}{2\cdot\text{ 3.14}}\text{ = }\sqrt[]{L/\text{ 32}}

T= the period = 6.28


(6.28)/(6.28)\text{ = }\sqrt[]{L/\text{ 32}}


L/32=1^2


L=32

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L= 32

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