If possible, please solve this question using binomial expansion as this is what my teacher implied she wanted. Thanks 10 You have carried out an experiment toinvestigate the effect of the length of a pendulumon the time period of oscillation. Theory says thatthe pendulum should follow the ruleWhere T is the time period (seconds)Lis the length of the pendulum (metre)G is the acceleration due to gravity (g=9.81m/s)alculate the expected percentage error in the time period calculation if your measurement of length is 5% high

Concept: The Formula for the Time Period of the Pendulum is T=2πLghere,L= Length of the…

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