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For wide swings, how does the period of a real pendulum change?
AIt decreases a little
BIt stays exactly equal
CIt increases somewhat
DIt becomes zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It increases somewhat
A real pendulum is not exactly isochronous, so its period grows slightly as the amplitude grows.
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