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1.	The equivalent length of a simple pendulum which gives the same frequency as the compound pendulum i?
A.	h/ k<sup>2</sup><sub>G</sub> +h<sup>2</sup>
B.	k<sup>2</sup><sub>G</sub> +h<sup>2</sup>/h
C.	h<sup>2</sup>/k<sup>2</sup><sub>G</sub> +h<sup>2</sup>
D.	k<sup>2</sup><sub>G</sub> +h<sup>2</sup>/h<sup>2</sup>
Answer» C. h<sup>2</sup>/k<sup>2</sup><sub>G</sub> +h<sup>2</sup>

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