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STATEMENT -1 `:` If a simple pendulum is in a carriage which is accelerating downward and acceleration is greater than acceleration due to gravity , then pendulum turns up side down and oscillates about highest point.
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STATEMENT -2 `:` The time period of pendulum will be independent of g in above case of pendulum oscillating about highest point.

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