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asked Sep 24, 2022 in Machine Kinematics by Leo (38.0k points)

The frequency of oscillation at moon compared to earth will be

(a) 6 times more

(b) 6 times less

(c) 2.44 times more

(d) 2.44 times less

I got this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.

My doubt stems from Bifilar and Trifilar Suspension topic in portion Simple Harmonic Motion of Machine Kinematics

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answered Oct 18, 2022 by Greg (106k points)

Correct choice is (d) 2.44 times less

For explanation: Frequency = 1/2π√g/l

since on moon gravitational force g becomes 1/6g

therefore, frequency = 2.44 times less.

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