You were just hired to work as a laboratory technician in the physics laboratory of your university. Your first task was to set up a simple pendulum that makes 30.0 complete swings in 75.0 s. What should be the length of this pendulum?

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You were just hired to work as a laboratory technician in the physics laboratory of your university. Your first task was to set up a simple pendulum that makes 30.0 complete swings in 75.0 s. What should be the length of this pendulum?

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