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The time period is inversely proportional to the gravitational pull, or "g." For instance, if a simple pendulum is moved to the moon from Earth, its pull will decrease, resulting in a longer period.
On the moon, the value of "g" is one sixth of what it is on Earth's surface.
Are pendulums slower than the moon in terms of speed?
The moon's pendulum will oscillate at a slower rate than Earth's because its period is longer there.
What influences the period's speed for the pendulum?
The period is influenced by three factors: the mass, the angle, and the length.
To accelerate the pendulum, do you move it up or down?
A pendulum's effective length can be altered by either raising or lowering the bob. On the pendulum rod, you'll find the pendulum bob. The clock will move more quickly if you raise the bob. The clock will also run slower if the bob is lowered.
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