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let the time periods be T1 and T2

T = 2 ( l/g)

T1 / T2 = 1/4

i.e.  shorter pendulum moves 4 times faster than longer

now look at the diagram ...........



after the phase in the 3rd diagram the two pendulums come into the same phase after a short interval i.e. before the shorter pendulum completes the second oscillation

so no. of oscillations completed by the shorter should be between 1 and 2
in the given options it is clearly 4/3
this is just a shortcut i have found to save time(a lot of)
plz..... see if u can get me right or else nudge me


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