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A pendulum bob of mass m = 1.3 kg hangs from a ceiling as shown below. The length of the pendulum L = 4.1 m. Initially, it is held at a position h = 0.01 m high from the lowest position. Once released, the pendulum will start oscillating. What is the oscillation period (in s)?

A pendulum bob of mass m = 1.3 kg hangs from a ceiling as shown below. The length of the pendulum L = 4.1 m. Initially, it is held at a position h = 0.01 m high from the lowest position. Once released, the pendulum will start oscillating. What is the oscillation period (in s)?

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A pendulum bob of mass m = 1.3 k g hangs from a ceiling as shown below. The length of the pendulum L = 4.1 m . Initially, it is held at a position h = 0.01 m high from the lowest position.
Once released, the pendulum will start oscillating. What is the oscillation period (in s)?

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