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1.	A pendulum clock calibrated at earth’s surface will read on the surface of the moon (acceleration due to gravity on the moon is 1/6th of that on earth)
A.	Identically the same
B.	\(\sqrt {6}\) times faster
C.	\(\sqrt {6}\) times slower
D.	6 times faster
Answer» D. 6 times faster

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