Physics 6 Simple Harmonic Motion Professor M. Meyer B. Compute the time period of oscillation (7) Compute the period of oscillation for each of the three hanging masses. Fill in the empty cells using equations [6'] and [7]. Fill in the empty cells with the percent error between both computations. Experimental determination of the period (T) for the Brass Spring massapring le) -| 162 --mass (kg )- 0.162 Total hanging mass (kg) # oscillations in 120 sec Teq. 7 (s) Tegs (s) %% еггоr 0.99 T.3 0.15 121 0.3 93 82 7.5 0.4 16']-17) x100 m. 120 sec spring %Error = [7] # oscillations in 120 sec [6]+[7] T= 27 [6'] Show your computations here:

Physics 6 Simple Harmonic Motion Professor M. Meyer B. Compute the time period of oscillation (7) Compute the period of oscillation for each of the three hanging masses. Fill in the empty cells using equations [6'] and [7]. Fill in the empty cells with the percent error between both computations. Experimental determination of the period (T) for the Brass Spring massapring le) -| 162 --mass (kg )- 0.162 Total hanging mass (kg) # oscillations in 120 sec Teq. 7 (s) Tegs (s) %% еггоr 0.99 T.3 0.15 121 0.3 93 82 7.5 0.4 16']-17) x100 m. 120 sec spring %Error = [7] # oscillations in 120 sec [6]+[7] T= 27 [6'] Show your computations here:

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