1. In an actual pendulum experiment, similar to the one described in example 3, an experimenter typically
measures the period T for various lengths L and computes g for each. The following table gives a set of data
for 2 separate pendulum experiments. The uncertainties in measuring length and time are ± 0.5cm and
± 0.05s.
Table
L(cm)--- T(s) ---g(cm/s2) ---dl/l ----dT/T -----dg/g -----Answer for g
93.8 ---1.944 ---980. ------0.0053 ---0.026 ---0.052 ----9.8 ± 0.5 m/s2
80.3 ---1.761
Calculate g and its uncertainty *g for the second set of data displayed.

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