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Ahhh panic over. Thank you very much for the help!

Sorry to message again, but I've got: g = (4π2Lx4)/T2 Is that correct or am I way off?

Yeah I found that equation without the x^2 asked on here previously, but for some reason the question we've been given includes the additional x^2

So my first step of dividing both sides by 2π to give T/2π = √l/g x^2 is correct?

Homework Statement Change the subject of the equation to (g) Homework Equations T = 2π√l/g x^2 The Attempt at a Solution In my attempt I've divided both sides by 2π for T/2π = √l/g x^2 Then I decided to square both sides for (T/2π)^2 = l/g x^2 Now I'm really not sure if what I've done...