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What is the theory on bifilar suspension experiment using a meter rule suspended by a thread on it's two ends?
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assuming that the relation between the periodic time T and the distance d between the vertical threads is of the form T vs d^2
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assuming that the relation between the periodic time T and the distance d between the vertical threads is of the form T vs d^2
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