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11-04-2024
Physics

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You have an accurate pendulum clock that has a period of exactly 1.00 seconds on Earth.

You bring this clock to an alien planet and notice that the clock now has a period of 1.22 seconds. What is the value of g on this alien planet? (to 3 s.f and in m s−2)

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