Period depends on gravity because of different locations on Earth have different magnitudes of acceleration, correct? I thought that was the point to this problem. So as you change locations, acceleration due to gravity is different thus the period changes.
The full question is: The pendulum inside a grandfather clock has a half period of 1.0000s at a location where the magnitude of the local acceleration of gravity is 9.800 m/s^2. The clock carefully is moved to another location at the same temperature and is found to run slow by 89.0s per day...
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The full question is: The pendulum inside a grandfather clock has a half period of 1.0000s at a location where the magnitude of the local acceleration of gravity is 9.800 m/s^2. The clock carefully...