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Pendulums and Mass-Spring Systems

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Pendulums and Mass-Spring Systems

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  1. 1When doing a pendulum practical, what is 1 time period?If released from a point, its the time taken for it to come back to that point after it's released
  2. 2How could we make it easier to get a more accurate time period value?Time 10 time periods, and divide by 10
  3. 3Relationship between time period and mass : (pendulum)Relationship between time period and mass : (pendulum)
  4. 4Small angles are angles which are....< 10 degrees
  5. 5Relationship between time period and θ : (pendulum)Relationship between time period and θ : (pendulum)
  6. 6Relationship between time period and amplitude : (pendulum)Relationship between time period and amplitude : (pendulum)
  7. 7Relationship between time period and length : (pendulum)Relationship between time period and length : (pendulum)
  8. 8T^2 against l (and T against root(l))T^2 against l (and T against root(l))
  9. 9Therefore this tells us:T^2 ∝ l
    (or T ∝ root(l))
  10. 10Relationship between time period and amplitude : (mass-spring)Relationship between time period and amplitude : (mass-spring)
  11. 11Relationship between time period and mass : (mass-spring)Relationship between time period and mass : (mass-spring)
  12. 12T^2 against m (and T against root(m))T^2 against m (and T against root(m))
  13. 13This tells us:T^2 ∝ m
    (or T ∝ root(m))
  14. 14Relationship between time period and spring constant : (mass-spring)Relationship between time period and spring constant : (mass-spring)
  15. 15T against 1/root(k) :T against 1/root(k) :
  16. 16This tells us:T ∝ 1/root(k)
  17. 17What is the pendulum equation for time period?T = 2π(root(l/g))
    Correct for small angles
    (g= gravity)
  18. 18What is the mass-spring equation for time period?T = 2π(root(m/k))
  19. 19Maybe learn derivation of the time period formula:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmwH1KNHBJE

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