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A simple pendulum of length 1 m is oscillating with an angular frequency `10 rad//s`. The suopport of the down with a small angular frequecy of ` 1 rad//s` and an amplitude of `10^(-2)m` . The relative changes in the angular frequency of the pendulum is best given by.

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Angular frequency of pendulum `omega=sqrt(g/l)`
`:.` relative change in angular frequency
`(Delta omega)/(omega)=1/2(Deltag)/g`[ as length remains constant]
`Deltag=2 A omega_(s)^(2)`[`omega-(2)=` angular frequency of support and A = amplitude]
`(Deltaomega)/(omega)=1/2xx(2 A omega_(s)^(2))/g`
`Delta omega=1/2xx(2xx1^(2)xx10^(-2))/10=10^(-3)` rad/sec
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