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Question regarding Pendulum on Fictional Planet
This one is a long as its all related. so confusing ...What would the time for 20 oscillations of a 1.0m long pendulum be on Planet X?Given :L = 1.0mAcceleration due to gravity on Planet X =...
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What would the time for 20 oscillations of a 1.0m long pendulum be on planet x
Given :L = 1.0m G on Planet X = 6.91m/s2T=?How do I solve this and which formula do I use?
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If you do the pendulum experiment on a planet with a larger gravity than Earths gravity what would the graph look like?
I know a graph for the length of the pendulum vs the period squared on Earth would be a positive slope . I also know that doing this on another planet with a higher gravity than Earth , the graph...
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How do I rearrange t^2 = 4pi^2 L/g in y=mx format?
T2 = 4πi2 L/g How do I derive formula to make:L = y T2 = x 4πi2/g = m ?so far I have :L / T2 = g x 4π2Is this correct ?
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How would using a mass on the end of a pendulum string 3 times longer impact results?
Another very confusing thing. I know that T2 = 3L which is also T = √3L. that's where my understanding stops :( I don't understand how it will impact my overall results ...A detailed explanation...
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Pendulum Experiment : Why would I use the ‘Period squared’ rather than just the ‘Period’?
For drawing a graph on their relationship to get 'g' why would I use the period squared rather than just the period? What difference does it make and why?A detailed explanation would be very...
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Why is knowing the pendulum length required for one second be important?
Hello!This is related to a pendulum experiment.I know that for 1 period the length would be 0.25mWhat I don't know is why would this information be useful??A detailed explanation would be very...
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Why would knowing the pendulum length required for a period of one second be useful ?
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Why use the period squared of a pendulum rather than just the period?
Im trying to understand why you use the period squared of a pendulum rather than just the period? and why its useful when drawing a graph? A detailed explanation would be greatly appreciated :")
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How to arrange t^2 = 4pi^2 L/g in y=mx format?
How do I derive formula to make L = y , t^2 = x and 4pi^2 L/g = m ? A detailed answer would be very appreciated please and thank you ! :)
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