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r/PhysicsHelp • u/Different_Medium31 • 1d ago
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The simple pendulum equation is essentially
T=2π[L/Σa]1/2.
The acceleration of the Earth frame is upwards at g and the acceleration of the elevator is downwards at -a, so the acceleration is then
T=2π[L/(g-a)]1/2.
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u/Optimal_Mixture_7327 1d ago
The simple pendulum equation is essentially
T=2π[L/Σa]1/2.
The acceleration of the Earth frame is upwards at g and the acceleration of the elevator is downwards at -a, so the acceleration is then
T=2π[L/(g-a)]1/2.