Question: please show all the work. if it is not correct, please fix it. thanks for table 1, the angle and experimental values were given DATA

please show all the work. if it is not correct, please fix it. thanks

for table 1, the angle and experimental values were given

DATA TABLE 1

Purpose: To investigate the small-angle approximation.

Mass,m_________80.675g___________ Pendulum length,L___71.5cm_________________

Angle( degree)

experimental value of time period (s) Theoretical value of time period (s) percentage error %
5 1.676 1.696828 -1.24274
10 1.695 1.696828 -0.10787
20 1.712 1.696828 0.886194
30 1.718 1.696828 1.232342
45 1.749 1.696828

2.982941

Conclusion: there is a slight margin of error at higher values of swing angles particularly above 20 degrees.

----for table 2, the mass and experimental values were given.---

DATA TABLE 2

Purpose: To investigate period dependence on mass.

u _______15 degree_____________ L _______71.5cm_____________

mass (g) experimental value of time period (s) theoretical value of time period (s) percentage error
228.6 1.749 1.696828 2.982941
83.245 1.748 1.696828 2.927439
245.532 1.752 1.696828 3.149066

Conclusion:- The value of time period is independent of the mass of the pendulum

for the table 3, the length and exp. values were given.

Table 3:-

Purpose: To investigate period dependence on length.

u ___15 degree_________________m_____60.675______________

Length (L) experimental value of time period (s) theoretical value of time period (s) percentage error
0.41 1.234 1.284267 -4.07351
0.46 1.332 1.360324 -2.12642
0.53 1.449 1.460163 -0.7704
0.58 1.515 1.527487 -0.8242

Conclusion:-The value of Time period is directly propotional to the length of string i.e. the value of Time period increases with increase in length of string.

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