MCQ
Time period of a simple pendulum will be double, if we
- ADecrease the length $2$ times
- BDecrease the length $4$ times
- CIncrease the length $2$ times
- ✓Increase the length $4$ times
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Increase the length $4$ times
Increase the length $4$ times
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