Explanation Given: The time period of pendulum A is twice the time period of pendulum B. Formula used: Write the expression for time period of pendulum. T = 2 π L g Rearrange the above expression in term of L . L = g ( T 2 π ) 2 Here, L is the length of the pendulum, g is the gravitational acceleration and T is the time period of the pendulum. Calculation: Compare the length of strings for two pendulums. L A L B = g ( T A 2 <

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