Objective: Measure the gravitational field g using the period of a simple pendulum I need to solve like 9 tables about it, but I am really confused, I attach the formulas for this and also the data that was provided to us. Given data: Pendulum Energy R≈ 50 cm 10 cycles mass: 100g R=53.7 cm 10° 14.59 s 20° 14.79 s 30° 14.87 s Table to fill: Angle Time (10 cycles) T (period) Correction factor Measured g (cm/s2) %difference 10 1.0019 20 1.0077 30 1.0174

Objective: Measure the gravitational field g using the period of a simple pendulum I need to solve like 9 tables about it, but I am really confused, I attach the formulas for this and also the data that was provided to us. Given data: Pendulum Energy R≈ 50 cm 10 cycles mass: 100g R=53.7 cm 10° 14.59 s 20° 14.79 s 30° 14.87 s Table to fill: Angle Time (10 cycles) T (period) Correction factor Measured g (cm/s2) %difference 10 1.0019 20 1.0077 30 1.0174

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