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Physics, 21.10.2021 01:00 Jasonn7787

Michael stands upright and allows his right arm to swing back and forth, naturally and without forcing, like a pendulum. He measures the time for 21 oscillations (complete cycles) to be 28.1 s. Assume his arm (length L) behaves as a simple pendulum, with an effective length of 2/3 L. Find the length of his arm, L.

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