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(i) Calculate the length of a second's pendulum. (ii) If this pendulum is mounted in a lift which accelerates upwards at `2.8 ms^(-2)`, by what factor does its period of oscillation change from the original value ? Given g on earth `=9.8 ms^(-2)`.

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