Choppy+Group+6

Baleigh- Choppy Does the length of the string, weight on the of the string, or the angle of the drop[ effect a pendulums range in swings the most in 15 seconds. As the length of the stringincress, the number of cycles decreassing. It decreases because the length of the stringwent from 10 to 100. In the data table it had all these diffrent numbers. Just in the tests, the highest is 18 the lowest is 7. In the data table the mode is 12 and 8. Just ﻿ in the average the highest is 17 and the lowest is 7. I feel that this was a fair test because everybody in the other group that is length of string got almost what the same results we got.Well when the length of string gopt bigger there was less cycles there was. But there was more cycles at 10cm. than 100cm. Choppy- Joaquin

Is the length of the string weigth on the of the angle of the drop effect the pendulms range in the swings in 15 sec. If the length of the string the numder of times it took to go back inn forth decreases. The reason why the string decreases is that the string went from 10 to 100 the data table had all these diffrent numbers.In the test the biggest number is 18 and the lowest number is 7. The most mode was 12 and 8. in the average the highest number was 17 and the lowest number was 7. I feel that this was a fair test and i dont know how they got 18 in the test so they must of put force in to the string.

Choppy- Braden

In the tests that I did, we tested the angle of the drops for the pendulum. The angles don't make much of a difference. You see, the 10 averages for the 10 tests were between 10 and 12. The 90 degree average was 11, 80 was 12, 70 was 11, 60 was 11, 50 was 11, 40 was 10, 30 was 11, 20 was 10, and 10 was 12. I believe that these "fluctuations" in the numbers were signs of disturbances in the trials, and I hypothesize if there weren't any, that a lot more of these numbers would be 11. I also feel that the degree of the drop doesn't have any effect on the cycles.