To obtain gravitational acceleration 'g' with simple pendulum apparatus | Physics Practical

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At abt 3:00 it will be potential energy not kinetic as kinetic is 0 due to velocity being 0

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[@voiceofpresenttruth3119]

Why is it that when i substituted the values in the formula, the answer i got from my calculator is different from your answer.

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SMALL VARIATIONS IN ANSWERS ARE ALLOWED, THAT IS DUE TO pi.

[@voiceofpresenttruth3119]

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[@AbdulAkimBangura]

I substituted the values you stated out but the answer I got is 9.735 why is it different from your own final answer sir

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The small error will always come in finding the square root so don't worry

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[@kusummaurya6090]

Sir I should put T=10.56 or T=1.056

[@kusummaurya6090]

I am getting 966.6 and with T=1.056

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1.056

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sir is it necessary to take the length 27.5 cm

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You may take any length and conduct the practical

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Sir we are told to take three to four readings in a single experiment so what should I change to take different readings length or no. of oscillations?

[@voiceofpresenttruth3119]

the length

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I am getting that asnwer by putting the values ,,, Kindly help

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Do I have to set my calculator to a specific mode? When I punch in the values for 'acceleration due to gravity' 4π^2 x 27.5 ÷ 1.056^2 ... I got 973.564196761 . What did I do wrong?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Did you place all the units like length in SI or meter? If you have used cm then you will get 973.223 etc in CGS system