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Why is there two π in the formula of a mathematical pendulum (T=2π √l/g)?

Why is there two π in the formula of a mathematical pendulum (T=2π √l/g)?
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Why is there two π in the formula of a mathematical pendulum (T=2π √l/g)?

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The π is from the initial formula of period T=2π/omega

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