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January 6 Physics

January 6 Physics. In: How would the period of a pendulum on earth differ from that on the moon?

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January 6 Physics

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In:How would the period of a pendulumon earth differ from that on the moon?

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Objective:

To understand the variables in To understand the variables in the motion of a pendulum.the motion of a pendulum.

Success criteria:Success criteria:

Be able to calculate the period Be able to calculate the period of a pendulum.of a pendulum.

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• Equilibrium is an objects natural resting position

• Amplitude is the maximum distance from equilibrium

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• Period is the amount of time it takes to complete one full cycle

• Frequency is how many

times it passes a certain

point

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• Frequency is how many times it completes a cycle

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Discovery lab: Period of a pendulum

What variables affect the period of a pendulum?

As a group, decide what variables to test.

Test each separately

Keep track of your data

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What variables affected the period of the pendulum?

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Pendulum:

T=2π√l/g

l=length of pendulumg=acceleration due to gravity:

9.8 m/s2

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A clock has a pendulum with a length of .5 meters. What is the period of the pendulum?

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Take the length of the pendulum in your lab, and calculate the

period.How does it compare to the

measured value?

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How long a pendulum do you need to make a clock goes tick-tock every second?

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Tarzan was swinging on a 15 meter vine across a ravine. He missed the other side and swung back to the original side. How long did it take to swing forward and back?

If he keeps going back and forth, how many times each second will he swing back and forth?

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A race walker’s legs are 1.4 meters long. What is the natural period of her legs?

What is the frequency of her stride?

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A runner’s lower leg has a length of .7 meters. His whole leg has a length of 1.2 meters.

• What is the period of his legs if he bends his knees when he runs?

• What is the period if he doesn’t?

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Out:

Why do sprinters lift their knees when they run?