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Please, work at least one of the problems completely, so I can know how to work

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Question

Please, work at least one of the problems completely, so I can know how to work it out.

This is the formula: T=2(L/g)

Table of Data
To investigate period dependence on length

Mass, m: pick any mass. Record here. 0.005 Ib = 2.267962 grams
Angle, = 20 degrees or less.

Suggested Lengths (m)

Total time of 5 cycles

Experimental Period

(Divide total time by 5)

Theoretical Period (Use Eq. (1))

%Err

1.20

9.60

1.92

1.00

7.63

1.526

0.90

7.56

1.512

0.50

6.40

1.28

0.40

6.19

1.238

Suggested Lengths (m)

Total time of 5 cycles

Experimental Period

(Divide total time by 5)

Theoretical Period (Use Eq. (1))

%Err

1.20

9.60

1.92

1.00

7.63

1.526

0.90

7.56

1.512

0.50

6.40

1.28

0.40

6.19

1.238

Explanation / Answer

The period T of a simple pendulum (measured in seconds) is given by the formula:

T=2 (L/g)

g = 4²L/T2

g1 = 12.85 m/s2 (experimental values taken as L = 1.20 and T = 1.92);

g2 = 16.95 m/s2 (experimental values taken as L = 1.20 and T = 1.92);

similarly, g3 = 15.54 m/s2 , g4 = 12.04 m/s2, g5 = 10.3 m/s2

Avarage g = 13.5 m/s2

Theoretical Period: for length 1.20 m ;   Experimental Period : for length 1.20 is 1.92 s;

T=2(L/g) = 2(1.20/13.5) = 1.87 s;

% error = (Experimental Period - Theoretical Period)/(Theoretical Period) *100

   = (1.92 - 1.87)/1.87*100

= 2.67%.