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The period depends on both the length of the pendulum and the force due to gravity. They are related by Huygen's law, T = 2π√(l/g). Assuming a gravity of 10Nkg-1 (roughly equal to Earth's 9.81 and a common approximation) it would need to be 2.5/pi2, or about 0.253099 metres.

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Q: How long should a pendulum be to have a period of one second?
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