Galileo (17 years old) watched a lamp suspended from the ceiling of the Cathedral in Pisa Italy, as it was swinging back and forth. He discovered that the period of oscillation was the same for large or small amplitudes. If the length of the chain was L, what period did he observe? Suppose the length of the chain [ is L = 44 m. (in s) ceiling me Camp OA: 6.33 OB: 9.18 OC: 13.31 OD: 19.29 OE: 27.98 OF: 40.57 OG: 58.82 OH: 85.29

Galileo (17 years old) watched a lamp suspended from the ceiling of the Cathedral in Pisa Italy, as it was swinging back and forth. He discovered that the period of oscillation was the same for large or small amplitudes. If the length of the chain was L, what period did he observe? Suppose the length of the chain [ is L = 44 m. (in s) ceiling me Camp OA: 6.33 OB: 9.18 OC: 13.31 OD: 19.29 OE: 27.98 OF: 40.57 OG: 58.82 OH: 85.29

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