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    The document is about how the frequency of a pendulum's oscillations varies inversely with the square root of its length. It asks what the new length of the pendulum would be if its frequency was decreased to half of its previous frequency. The correct answer is that the new length would be 4 times the previous length.

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    The document is about how the frequency of a pendulum's oscillations varies inversely with the square root of its length. It asks what the new length of the pendulum would be if its frequency was decreased to half of its previous frequency. The correct answer is that the new length would be 4 times the previous length.

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    The document is about how the frequency of a pendulum's oscillations varies inversely with the square root of its length. It asks what the new length of the pendulum would be if its frequency was decreased to half of its previous frequency. The correct answer is that the new length would be 4 times the previous length.

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    Question:

    The frequency of the oscillations of a pendulum varies inversely with the square root of
    the length. How does the length change if the pendulum's frequency is decreased to 1/2
    times its previous frequency?

    The new length is _____ times the previous length.

    Fill in the blank. If the answer is not a whole number, enter the answer as a fraction in
    simplest form. Do not enter a mixed number.

    Your answer: ( Incorrect )


    two

    Correct Answer:
    4

    Explanation:

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