Amplitude of vibration Effecting Frequency.

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The amplitude of a pendulum's vibration does not affect its frequency, which is determined by the length of the pendulum. The relationship between frequency (F) and length (L) is described by the formula F is proportional to 1/square root of L. This conclusion is supported by the principles of pendulum motion, as outlined in physics literature. The discussion highlights the inability to conduct further experiments due to equipment limitations.

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1. Does the amplitude of a pendulum's vibration have effect on its' frequency?

2. F prop. to L or F prop to 1/Square root L where L is length and F is frequency.

3. Absolute Failure. Cannot Re-Do experiment due to lack of equipment.
 
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