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nevermind

johnjohn320

Diamond Member
For some reason, I can't find this anywhere, and it seems as though it should be painfully easy.

I have a simple pendulum. I've found the length, the time is given, and it's "at a position such that g = 9.80m/s^2." I have to find how many complete oscillations it makes in that given time.

??? thanks guys.

edit nevermind, got it.
 
Figure out the period. which is related to frequency. Which is related to K, I believe. If you can't figure it out, I'm doing my physics HW in a few minutes and I will get you the actual formula.
 
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