How to Solve for Frequency and Period of a Pendulum (Easy)

A video tutorial for solving period and frequency of a object undergoing simple harmonic motion.

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[@abushwarb3528]

frequency is how many cycles occur in a specified amount of time...
as in question in the video, we know it takes 4 seconds to complete a cycle, so it would take 2 seconds to complete half a cycle, my question here is: can u use the same rule ( 1/T ) to find frequency when it has completed half a cycle ? ( if yes Frequency would be equal to 0.5 ) or we should use the formula ( cycle/seconds ) which would be (0.5/2) and frequency would be equal to 0.25 at that point, please tell me which one is correct [ if any 😂 ]

[@DMaciaga]

Always use cycles/second if you can.

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What is the period of a simple pendulum

[@DafuqASupra]

It matters on the size of the pendulum and how far it has to go

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What if you dont know the frequency OR the time period?

[@DMaciaga]

That would depend on if you had other information that you could solve for frequency or period. For a pendulum, T = 2(pi)Sqrt(L/g).

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