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In summer season, pendulum clock is regu...

In summer season, pendulum clock is regulated as a second's pendulum and it keeps the correct time. During winter, the length of the pendulum decreases by `1%`. How much will the clock gain or loose in one day. `[g = 9.8 frac(m)(s^2)]`

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