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3A15.40 - Pendula - Arc vs. Ring

Code Number: 3A15.40
Demo Title: Pendula - Arc vs. Ring
Condition: Good
Principle: Periods related to rings and arcs of the same radii
Area of Study: Oscillations & Acoustics
Equipment:
Arc and Ring pendulum set, screwdriver pivot.
Procedure:
This set is designed so that all of the pieces have the same radius. When hung on the pivot and started into oscillatory motion all of these should have the same period.
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