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\[70=.81t^2\] solve for \(t\)
divide by .81, then take the square root
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86.42
that is not what i got
3.14 is the period of the pendulum am i right
check the link i sent i got something way different
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oh i have no idea how to do any of this so your probably right so i put 9.30 for my answer
you want the steps?
yes please
\[70=.81t^2\\ \frac{70}{.81}=t^2\\ \sqrt{\frac{70}{.81}}=t\] th
then a calculator
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so is 9.30 right
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