Experiment 12: Simple Harmonic Motion
gravity that acts perpendicular to the pendulum arm: F = −mgsinθ. For small angles, this force is directly proportional to displacement because sinθ ≈ θ. To verify this, convert 20 to radians, then compute the sine of the angle. (5 pts) θ = sinθ = % Diff …
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