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A BOB OF A SIMPLE PENDULUM HAS A MASS OF 40G AND A POSITIVE CHARGE OF 4.0*10^6C.IT MAKES 20 OSCILLATIONS IN 45s.A VERTICAL ELECTRIC FIELD POINTING UPWARDAND OF MAGNITUDE2.5*10^4 N/C IS SWITCHED ON HOW MUCH TIME WILL ITNOW TAKE  TO COMPLETE 20 OSCILLATIONS?
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Hi,
 
Look, the question is a bit tricky and lengthy. Though it is a good one !!!
 
We, know that,
 
Time period of pendulum = 2(pie)( L / g )1/2
Here,  L = length of pendulum.
From here you can calculate the length of the pendulum.
 
Now, when we start the electric field, effective acceleration due to gravity changes.
 In mean position,       mgeff = mg + qE
                                   geff = g + (qE / m)
Put it in place of g in the formula given in the starting.
So, formula becomes ,  T = 2(pie)( L / ( g + qE/m))1/2
 
So, you get the answer.
 
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net accn of the bob in the upward dirn=10-((4*10^-6)*(2.5*10^4))
=9.9 ms^-2
as t is inversely prop to g
required t=45*(10/9.9)^1/2
=45.23 s
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Let the time taken for n( = 20) when the electric field is off be T and T' when its on.
Then,
T/n = 2 (L/g)
(T/n)2 = 42 (L/g) ----------(1)
When the electric field is switched on,
T'/n = 2 (L/(g-qE/m))
(T'/n)2 = 42 (L/(g-qE/m)) ---------------(2)
Dividing (2) by (1)
(T'/T)2 = (g/(g-qE/m))
T' = T (g/(g-qE/m)) =

Substitute the values and get the answer.





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elessar has done it correctly,ofcourse the others also.

entrance method

just calculate the effective acc=g-qE/m

time period is inversely proportional to square of acclaration.
find by how much times the acc increases.
square that value
multiply it with previuos time ths get the answer
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Elessar is right.That is the correct answer.

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Sulekha, i think u made some mistake in righting charge on bob. Any wat elessar is right

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