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> You can have a few more points if you explain the "in the limit of small
> elongations" part...
That makes me suspicious, where do you get the points from, so you can
shell them out like no good? ;)
Try to set up the differential equations for the pendulum, and you'll run
into non-linear parts somewhere. So in order to keep the solution simple,
usually one assumes elongations small compared to the pendulum length (so
that you can approximate "sin(x)" by a much more linear "x").
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