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Friday, 19 July 2013 12:54
G1-14 PENDULA WITH DIFFERENT MASSES
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G1-14
Purpose:
Demonstrates independence of a simple pendulum's period with mass of the bob.
Description:
Four geometrically identical pendula have bobs made from lead, brass, stainless steel, and aluminum, respectively. Their periods are the same.
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G1 Simple Harmonic Motion
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A General Materials and Mathematics
A1 Basic Materials and Measurement
A2 Mathematics
B Statics
B1 Center of Mass Statics
B2 Equilibrium of Forces and Torques
B3 Simple Machines
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C1 Center of Mass Motion
C2 Kinematics in One and Two Dimensions
C3 First Law of Motion
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