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    The document discusses an experiment investigating how mass, length, and starting angle affect the period of a pendulum. It presents data from trials with different masses, finding lighter masses have longer periods. It also shows data for varying pendulum lengths, finding longer lengths have longer periods. Finally, it displays data for different starting angles, finding wider angles have longer periods. The document concludes that all three variables - mass, length, and starting angle - influence the period of a pendulum.

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    The document discusses an experiment investigating how mass, length, and starting angle affect the period of a pendulum. It presents data from trials with different masses, finding lighter masses have longer periods. It also shows data for varying pendulum lengths, finding longer lengths have longer periods. Finally, it displays data for different starting angles, finding wider angles have longer periods. The document concludes that all three variables - mass, length, and starting angle - influence the period of a pendulum.

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    The document discusses an experiment investigating how mass, length, and starting angle affect the period of a pendulum. It presents data from trials with different masses, finding lighter masses have longer periods. It also shows data for varying pendulum lengths, finding longer lengths have longer periods. Finally, it displays data for different starting angles, finding wider angles have longer periods. The document concludes that all three variables - mass, length, and starting angle - influence the period of a pendulum.

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    L01 - Final Draft Lab 1 Draft UwU

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    Mona Latthida
    The document discusses an experiment investigating how mass, length, and starting angle affect the period of a pendulum. It presents data from trials with different masses, finding lighter masses have longer periods. It also shows data for varying pendulum lengths, finding longer lengths have longer periods. Finally, it displays data for different starting angles, finding wider angles have longer periods. The document concludes that all three variables - mass, length, and starting angle - influence the period of a pendulum.

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    per periods

    And the effect of different masses, lengths and starting


    angle.
    So we need to absorb and note down what will change if we changes
    the values of these…Mass, starting angle and length..

    The mass seems to effect the period of pendulum, here the table we
    had made and recorded the duration per period in the same starting
    angle and length but with three different masses…
    per periods
    And the effect of different masses, lengths and starting
    angle.

    We had decreased the second and third table for a lighter mass ,and
    You can see that the lighter the object it will increase the duration for
    each periods, and the heavier the object will be faster on average.
    Noted down each trials durations and made an average duration for the
    tables.

    We think that the heavier masses objects were faster because it could
    drive more force while swinging and for the lighter ones must had less
    force.

    So the mass does effect the duration.

    Next.

    We did the same for this next experiment but now with different length
    here’s the table.
    per periods
    And the effect of different masses, lengths and starting
    angle.

    (Our apologies for not using the same numbers for the rest of the data
    but you could see the differences though) :>>.
    per periods
    And the effect of different masses, lengths and starting
    angle.

    Now we are seeing if the length effect the duration for each
    periods…As you can see we had made each number in the tables of the
    length decreased.
    The table with the longest length had longer durations each periods,
    and the shorter ones were shorter.

    And we had noticed that longer the length of the string it will take more
    time/ seconds for it to swing for each periods.

    And we think the reason that the longer length ones took longer
    because it was longer and will slow down the swing, like the string will
    swing all the way to the starting angle point and the length or the long
    string will kind of drag it while swinging. The shorter ones had less
    length so it wont drag as much as the longer ones.

    So the length does effect the duration.

    with a different starting angle.


    per periods
    And the effect of different masses, lengths and starting
    angle.

    As you can obviously see and notice, the starting does effect the
    durations for each periods.

    We had use the same numbers for the length and mass, then each
    tables have different starting angles.

    Each tables will get decreased. So we noticed that the smaller the angle
    the shorter it takes to swing each period, and the bigger the angle the
    slinger it takes of course it will effect the time it took to swing.
    per periods
    And the effect of different masses, lengths and starting
    angle.
    So we think that the ones with a bigger starting angle are further, the
    string and the object will be further away from the middle part and will
    take longer to swing each period because they were further away from
    each other from side to side.

    So the staring angle does effect the duration.

    These are our notices and notes about the question/ topic.

    Thank you for reading and notice our investigation. :>

    Group members: Mona, Me and Myself.

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