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    1) The document discusses using a pendulum to observe the period of oscillation for different masses. It provides calculations of the period for several masses and finds the period remains constant, in agreement with theory. 2) Key calculations shown include the period of a pendulum with mass m equaling 2π(length/acceleration due to gravity)^1/2. Period measurements are reported for masses ranging from 79-81 grams. 3) The conclusion is that the period is found to be constant, in agreement with the expectation that the period should not depend on the mass, as demonstrated by the calculations and measurements.

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    1) The document discusses using a pendulum to observe the period of oscillation for different masses. It provides calculations of the period for several masses and finds the period remains constant, in agreement with theory. 2) Key calculations shown include the period of a pendulum with mass m equaling 2π(length/acceleration due to gravity)^1/2. Period measurements are reported for masses ranging from 79-81 grams. 3) The conclusion is that the period is found to be constant, in agreement with the expectation that the period should not depend on the mass, as demonstrated by the calculations and measurements.

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    1) The document discusses using a pendulum to observe the period of oscillation for different masses. It provides calculations of the period for several masses and finds the period remains constant, in agreement with theory. 2) Key calculations shown include the period of a pendulum with mass m equaling 2π(length/acceleration due to gravity)^1/2. Period measurements are reported for masses ranging from 79-81 grams. 3) The conclusion is that the period is found to be constant, in agreement with the expectation that the period should not depend on the mass, as demonstrated by the calculations and measurements.

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