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place the answer in scentific notation, when appropriate and simplify the units.
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\[T _{p}=2\pi \sqrt{\frac{ 125.4 cm }{ 9.81 m/s ^{2}}}\]
convert 125.4 cm to meters
1.254 m
yes, now just calculate
what about the m/s^2?
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this is in SI units you don't have to convert it
oh ok. thanks :)
yw:)
@Fifciol will the answer be 2.24 m?
Period is in seconds so it should be: T=2,246 s
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oh ok :) thanks
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