The motion of a torsional pendulum is: 1. Periodic. 2. Oscillator… - Vidyadip

Question

The motion of a torsional pendulum is:

Periodic.
Oscillatory.
Simple harmonic.
Angular simple harmonic.

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Answer

Periodic.

Oscillatory.

Angular simple harmonic.

Explanation:

Because it completes one oscillation in a fixed interval of time and the oscillations are in terms of rotation of the body through some angle.

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