Need help with Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.Also write up the introduction, procedure, results, explanations, discussions and conclusions

Select the Lab option cm 9.8] ml!) L1] 'Lu__.\"m Cm Pendulum Lab Equation for period (T) of a Simple Pendulum T = 2m! (L/g) Before you start, decide on a constant angle, somewhere between 10 and 20 degrees is an ideal setting. Part 1: Vary the length and measure the Period (seconds) for one complete oscillation for each length setting For a constant mass and gravity (you choose the mass and gravity) Use the period timer to measure the number of seconds per oscillation - Set the Friction to none. - Graph T vs L Part 2: - Vary the Mass and measure the Period (seconds) for one complete oscillation for each Mass setting. - For a constant length and gravity (you choose the length and gravity) . Use the period timer to measure the number of seconds per oscillation. 0 Set the Friction to none. 0 Graph Tvs M Part 3: - Vary the Gravity and measure the Period (seconds) for one complete oscillation for each Gravity setting. 0 For a constant length and mass (you choose the length and mass) A; Use the period timer to measure the number of seconds per oscillation. '17.: 5%.; Set the Friction to none. ' * "fraDthss