The time period of two pendulum at a place are in ratio 2:1 . What will be the ratio of the length

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T=2π√[l/g]

we can see T² is directly proportional to length

so L1/L2=(T1/T2)²

T1/T2 is 2:1

so L1/L2=4/1

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The time period of two pendulum at a place are in ratio 2:1 . What will be the ratio of the length

T=2π√[l/g] we can see T² is directly proportional to length so L1/L2=(T1/T2)² T1/T2 is 2:1 so L1/L2=4/1

T=2π√[l/g]

we can see T² is directly proportional to length

so L1/L2=(T1/T2)²

T1/T2 is 2:1

so L1/L2=4/1