1. A simple pendulum has a length L= 55.0cm. What is its theorietical period?
2. You time 20 oscillaions of the pendulum in the above question, the total time is 29.50s. What is the experimental period?
3. According to equation 1: T=2pi (sqrt)L/9 , what type of curve would you expect if you were to plot period vs. Lemnth? Provide a rough sketch.
(1) The time period is

(2) The experimental time period is

1. A simple pendulum has a length L= 55.0cm. What is its theorietical period? 2. You...
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is the acceleration due to gravity. Use the data in the table to
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