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A pendulum clock is taken to the Moon, where g is smaller. What happens to its period?
AIt decreases
BIt stays the same
CIt increases
DIt becomes zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It increases
T is proportional to 1/root(g), so weaker gravity gives a longer period.
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