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How can i explain pendulum to a techer

Why are you explaining it? Have you recently been studying the pendulum? Then base your answer on what you have learned there.

If you're starting from scratch, then you might try answering the following questions:

What is a pendulum? How is one made?
What does it do? What is distinctive about a pendulum that makes it useful?
What is it used for? Who and when were these uses discovered? Was it better than what was before? Do we still use it, and in the same way? Who was Christian Huygens? What is Foucault's pendulum and what can that demonstrate to us?