Al Tobias (wat4y) - Office: Gibson S123 & Physics 218, (434) 924-0538
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Pendula, Conical and TorsionalProcedure:These pendula demonstrations are not as straight - forward as the simple and spring pendula. For example, finding the torsional constant, K, of the rod, takes time and is really not feasible in the classroom. It is much easier to measure T and calculate the torsional constant. Measuring the angle of a conical pendulum is slightly difficult whereas measuring T and calculating 0 is much easier.Equipment:
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