Pendulum clocks generally go fast in winter and slow in summer. Why?
HARINATH
10 Years agoGrade 10
13 Answers
mahendra
Approved Tutor Answer10 Years ago
T = 2πROOT L BY G OR T INVERSLY PROPORSIONA TO L
Time period of a pendulum clock is directly proportional to square root of the length of the Pendulum. i) In winter the length of the pendulum decreases and its time period decreases. So clock goes fast. ii) In summer the length of the Pendulum increases and its time period increases. So the clock goes slow.
pa1
10 Years ago
i) In winter the length of the pendulum decreases and its time period decreases. So clock goes fast. ii) In summer the length of the Pendulum increases and its time period increases. So the clock goes slow.
ARATI SREEKANTH
10 Years ago
Time period of a pendulum is directly proportional to square root of the length of the Pendulum. i) In winter the length of the pendulum decreases and its time period decreases. So clock goes fast. ii) In summer the length of the Pendulum increases and its time period increases. So the clock goes slow.
salvathshaik
10 Years ago
In winter the length of the pendulum decreases and its time period decreases. So clock goes fast.but In summer the length of the Pendulum increases and its time period increases. So the clock goes slow.
mahendra
10 Years ago
Time period of a pendulum clock is directly proportional to square root of the length of thePendulum.i) In winter the length of the pendulum decreases and its time period decreases. So clock goesfast.ii) In summer the length of the Pendulum increases and its time period increases. So the clockgoes slow.
mahendra
10 Years ago
Time period of a pendulum clock is directly proportional to square root of the length of thePendulum.i) In winter the length of the pendulum decreases and its time period decreases. So clock goesfast.ii) In summer the length of the Pendulum increases and its time period increases. So the clockgoes slow.
mahendra
10 Years ago
Time period of a pendulum clock is directly proportional to square root of the length of thePendulum.i) In winter the length of the pendulum decreases and its time period decreases. So clock goesfast.ii) In summer the length of the Pendulum increases and its time period increases. So the clockgoes slow.
venky
10 Years ago
T = 2πROOT L BY G OR T INVERSLY PROPORSIONA TO L
Time period of a pendulum clock is directly proportional to square root of the length of the Pendulum. i) In winter the length of the pendulum decreases and its time period decreases. So clock goes fast. ii) In summer the length of the Pendulum increases and its time period increases. So the clock goes slow.
venky
10 Years ago
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Sangita Rao
9 Years ago
In summer and the length of pendulum string increases and it’s time period also increase so the pendulum clock go slower in summer and winter the length of pendulum string decreases and it's time period is also decreases so the pendulum goes faster in winter
Karthik Prabhu
9 Years ago
Because as the length decreases time period increses so length is inversely proportional to time period
ajaynath
9 Years ago
because time depends upon effective length of string.In summer length of string increases due to temperature and in winter length contracts.so time works dependig upon seasons.
ajaynath
9 Years ago
because time depends upon effective length of string.In summer length of string increases due to temperature and in winter length contracts.so time works depending upon seasons.