Background Information: A simple pendulum, such as a rock hanging from a piece of string or the inside of a grandfather clock, consists of a mass (the rock) and a support (the piece of string). When the mass is moved a small distance away from its equilibrium point (the bottom of the arc), the mass will swing back and forth in a constant amount of time called the period. One period is the amount of …showed first 75 words of 1001 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1001 total…amp;gt;<Tab/> 2.97 seconds Uranus<Tab/><Tab/>8.69 m/s2<Tab/><Tab/> 3.02 seconds Neptune<Tab/>11.00 m/s2<Tab/><Tab/> 2.68 seconds Pluto<Tab/><Tab/>0.5841 m/s2<Tab/><Tab/> 11.63 seconds