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LAB REPORT
NAME: Muhammad Arsalan Khan
Roll No. :1227
Class: 1st semester
Batch :11
Subject: Mechanics
Teacher: Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad
Program : BS Physics
INDRODUCTION:
Calculate the time of one oscillation or the period (T) by dividing the total time by the
number of oscillations you counted. Use your calculated (T) along with the exact length of
the pendulum (L) in the Below formula to find "g."
MATERIALS:
1:Ruler

2:Ring Stand

3:Stop Watch

4:Massive Bobs (200 Grams)

5:MassLess Rod

6:Amplitude
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EXPRIMENTAL:
DATA:

Time Length
5.90s 5cm
7.10s 10 cm
8.08s 15 cm
9.32s 20 cm
10.37s 25 cm

THEORETICAL PROOF:

TIME PROOF
0.24 0.059
0.584 0.071
0.570 0.080
1.9366 0.093
0.64600 0.103

√𝑙
FORMULA: T=2𝜋
𝑔

PROOF:
√0.59
T=2(3.14)
9.8

T=6.28 × 0.245

T=0.24
√0.071
T=2(3.14)
9.8
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T=6.28× 0.085

T= 0.584

√0.0808
T=2(3.14)
9.8

T=6.28× 0.0908

T=0.570

√0.932
T=2(3.14)
9.8

T=6.28× 0.3083

T=1.9366

√0.103
T=2(3.14)
9.8

T=6.28× 0.102

T=0.64600
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CONCLUSION:-

1:The Period of The Simple Pendulum Oscillations does not depend on

the mass of the load nor on the angle of revolution

2:The period of the simple pendulum oscillations increase as the length

of the pendulum increase

3:The period of the simple pendulum oscillations varies as square of the

length of pendulum.

4: The table and plot have been prepared to measure the length with
out the ruler through thev period of oscillations:

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