Find the change in energy and frequency

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Q. A bob swinging on a string is slowly been drawn up through a hole. Find the change in energy and frequency during this adiabatic process.

Q. Water can hold 36 grams (g) of salt in every 100 milliliters (mL). The ocean contains 3.6 g of salt in every 100 mL. As a solution, which is seawater?

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