We know, T =2 Displacement Acceleration . Does T depend on the di… - Vidyadip

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We know, T $=2\pi\sqrt{\frac{\text{Displacement}}{\text{Acceleration}}}.$ Does T depend on the displacement? Give reason.

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Answer

No. Since acceleration is proportional to negative of displacement. Time period is independent of displacement.

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