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If the mass and the length of a certain pendulum are both doubled, what effect will this have on the period of the pendulum?
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the period will probably be greater :)
I would say that the mass has no effect on the period but the length of the string might double it. But you can calculate this with T=2(pi) times the squareroot of the length of the pendulum divided by earth acceleration g.
You're totally right, I have the formula but I misinterpreted g for mass for some reason... Probably for grams or something. But you're right, thank you!
You're welcome :)
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