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    This document describes an experiment measuring the period of a simple pendulum with varying lengths. It presents a table of measured pendulum lengths and periods, and performs calculations to determine the gravitational acceleration using the equation: Period = Constant * Length^0.5. It finds the gravitational acceleration to be 9.88 m/s^2. It also analyzes the geometric relationship between period, length and acceleration using equations derived from the period formula and properties of simple harmonic motion.

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    This document describes an experiment measuring the period of a simple pendulum with varying lengths. It presents a table of measured pendulum lengths and periods, and performs calculations to determine the gravitational acceleration using the equation: Period = Constant * Length^0.5. It finds the gravitational acceleration to be 9.88 m/s^2. It also analyzes the geometric relationship between period, length and acceleration using equations derived from the period formula and properties of simple harmonic motion.

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    This document describes an experiment measuring the period of a simple pendulum with varying lengths. It presents a table of measured pendulum lengths and periods, and performs calculations to determine the gravitational acceleration using the equation: Period = Constant * Length^0.5. It finds the gravitational acceleration to be 9.88 m/s^2. It also analyzes the geometric relationship between period, length and acceleration using equations derived from the period formula and properties of simple harmonic motion.

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    This document describes an experiment measuring the period of a simple pendulum with varying lengths. It presents a table of measured pendulum lengths and periods, and performs calculations to determine the gravitational acceleration using the equation: Period = Constant * Length^0.5. It finds the gravitational acceleration to be 9.88 m/s^2. It also analyzes the geometric relationship between period, length and acceleration using equations derived from the period formula and properties of simple harmonic motion.

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    PRACTICA NO.

    PNDULO SIMPLE

    X0

    Y0

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    11

    0
    20
    40
    60
    80
    100
    120
    140
    160
    180
    200
    1100

    0
    0.918
    1.218
    1.518
    1.774
    2.074
    2.263
    2.329
    2.510
    2.629
    2.87
    20.103

    Log X0

    Log X02

    Log X0Log Y0

    1.69268
    2.56660
    2.16172
    3.62175
    4.00000
    4.32299
    4.60587
    4.85814
    5.08624
    5.29474
    39.21083

    -.09835
    0.13722
    0.32233
    0.47377
    0.63362
    0.73744
    0.78799
    0.88902
    0.944674
    1.05500
    5.92668

    Log Y0

    1.30102 -.03716
    1.60205 0.08565
    1.77815 0.18127
    1.90309 0.24895
    2.00000 0.31681
    2.07918 0.35468
    2.14613 0.36717
    2.20412 0.39697
    2.25527 0.41979
    2.30103 0.45849
    19.57004 2.79532

    logY0 =( logX0)b + n log(a)


    logX0 = logX02b + logX0 log(a)
    2.79532 = 19.57006 + 10 log(a)
    5.92668 = 39.21083b + 19.57006 log(a)

    s =

    19.57006

    10

    39.21083

    19.57006

    2.79532

    10

    b=

    = -4.56221
    5.92668

    log(a)=

    19.57006

    19.57006

    2.79532

    39.21083

    5.92668

    b
    b=

    = -9.12105

    s =0.519

    6.37867
    log(a)=

    = -0.69934
    -9.12106

    a=10log(a)= 10-0.69934

    a= 0.1998

    = 6.37867

    Tc=alb
    0.946
    1.355
    1.673
    1.942
    2.181
    2.397
    2.597
    2.783
    2.959
    3.125
    21.958

    Tc-T0*100/T0
    3.050
    11.240
    10.211
    9.47
    5.159
    5.921
    11.507
    10.876
    12.552
    8.733
    88.73

    PRACTICA NO.3

    PNDULO SIMPLE

    T = al b

    0.1998 =

    2
    0.5

    T = 0.1998 l

    0.519

    g0.5=2 /0.1998 = 31.447


    2

    T=

    l 0.5

    0.5

    (g0.5)2= (2 /0.1998)2 = (31.447)2

    g= 988.88 cm/s2
    g= 9.88 m/s2

    T = 2 l/ g

    Anlisis Geomtrico
    y2= +4 px

    T = al 0.15
    T2= a2 l
    y2= 4 px
    v= (0,0)
    F= (p,0)
    LR= 4p
    a2=4/p = T2/ l
    a= LR

    T= al b

    a=

    T= al 0.5

    l 0.5
    a2=

    S2
    cm

    a= 1/cm/s

    cm 0.5
    =

    1
    cm

    S2

    El exponente no tiene unidades es adimensional

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