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The diagram below shows the oscillation of a simple pendulum. If the frequency of the oscillation is 4.0 Hz, what is the time taken for the pendulum bob to move from Q to R? A 0…

The diagram below shows the oscillation of a simple pendulum. If the frequency of the oscillation is 4.0 Hz, what is the time taken for the pendulum bob to move from Q to R? A 0…
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The diagram below shows the oscillation of a

simple pendulum.

If the frequency of the oscillation is 4.0 Hz,
what is the time taken for the pendulum bob
to move from Q to R?

A 0.0625 s
B 0.125 s
C 0.250 s
D 0.500 s​

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User LStoilov
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Answer:

I think option B 0.125

Step-by-step explanation:

but i am not sure so don't mind

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