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Transcribed Image Text:Data Table 3.3. Varying the Centripetal Force
Time needed
1
Time needed to
Trial with
Centripetal
Force=mg
to make 1
Hanging
make 10
Revolution
(in 1/sec')
Revolutions
(in N)
= Period, T
(in sec)
mass, (kg)
(in sec)
0.030 kg
0.294 N
19.28s
1.928s
0.2690
0.040 kg
0.392 N
15.35s
1.535s
0.4244
0.050 kg
0.49 N
13.59s
1.359s
0.5414
0.060 kg
0.588 N
12.73s
1.273s
0.6171
0.070 kg
0.686 N
11.69s
1.169s
0.7318
![Table 3.4. Results (Varying the Centripetal Force)
Mass of the Brass Object, m,
m
= 0.208 kg
(from scale)
= 208.19 g
meas.
m,
mas.
g to kg: g/1000
: 208.19/ 1000
: 0.20819 kg
0.208 kg
m
Slope of the trendline
(from the graph Fc vs.1/T)
slope, m(F. T) = 0.882 N
m
0,
comp.
(F,T")
slope
[computed using the slope,m (F T) ]
m
comp.
= 0. 22 N
m
slope,m (FcT) = 0.882
radius, r= 0.994
comp.
0.882N
m
4т2 (0.994)
comp.
m
= 0.022 N
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Transcribed Image Text:Table 3.4. Results (Varying the Centripetal Force)
Mass of the Brass Object, m,
m
= 0.208 kg
(from scale)
= 208.19 g
meas.
m,
mas.
g to kg: g/1000
: 208.19/ 1000
: 0.20819 kg
0.208 kg
m
Slope of the trendline
(from the graph Fc vs.1/T)
slope, m(F. T) = 0.882 N
m
0,
comp.
(F,T")
slope
[computed using the slope,m (F T) ]
m
comp.
= 0. 22 N
m
slope,m (FcT) = 0.882
radius, r= 0.994
comp.
0.882N
m
4т2 (0.994)
comp.
m
= 0.022 N
comp.
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