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There is this problem that I am having trouble with, can someone guide me through this problem. Thanks http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/2681/scan0003eq3.png

Well the funny thing is that I handed in that report today and then took note on this very stuff, mostly SHM.

No I was told to use amplitude.

Thank you but all I need to figure out is the word(s) that describe the period/amplitude. like the example displacemnet on a time velocity graph.

We are making a lab on the pendulums swing, how the mass, length, and amplitude affect the swing. The Pendulum is set a 10 degrees and dropped, once the pendulum reaches zero degrees or perfectly up and down, we time how long it takes to get ten full swings in. Then manipulating the parameters...

Yes but amplitude it the manipulated variable, I was sure that the manipulated goes on the x-axis (max roy)

That would make it period/amplitude, how do I represent that? T/(degree sign)

Thanks, I searched througth the main forum searching for somthing like this but I must of missed it. Well I am not fishing for answers, here's what I am doing, I am writing a report in the 'formal laboratory report' format. Under analysis I have to determine what the slope indicates. At this...

Ok as I am a Newb at pyshics I need some help with my homework. *sigh* This is going to be a couple of de de de questions. And here we go: 1. What does the slope indicate on a period(time) vs. amplitude(degrees) graph? 2. What does the slope indicate on a period(time) vs. length(cm) graph...