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hello

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no change

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two types of scissors:  did not have enough time to thoroughly understand the differences with exact timing......I think I need to weigh the scissors then try again.

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Didn't really matter.

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If I make the pendulum heavier it swings slower.

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If I make the pendulum heavier it swings slower.

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If I  it is h

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shorter = faster

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Shorter definitely swung faster.

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I noticed that no matter the weight that was added, the number of swings was the same.  However the span of the swings stayed wider with more weight after 10 seconds.

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shorter string swings faster.  19" string swings 22 times in 30 sec.  8.5" string swings 35 times in 30 sec

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shorter string swings faster.  19" string swings 22 times in 30 sec.  8.5" string swings 35 times in 30 sec

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In 10 seconds, both long and short had the same number of swings. Next round, will try a bigger difference in length.

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In 10 seconds, both long and short had the same number of swings. Next round, will try a bigger difference in length.

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The pendulum swings slower with a heavier weight. The lighter the pendulum, the more swings it made.

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As i shortened the lengths of the string, it swung faster. I tried 3 different lengths and timed how many swings for 10 seconds. with the longest string, there were 8 swings. With the medium length string, I counted 9 swings. With my shortest string, I counted 12 swings.

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I noticed that there is an engineering component to this. As I tried to change the weight it made it difficult to swing my pendulum effectively. I had lots of mistrials. This could be an engineering lesson too.

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I noticed that there is an engineering component to this. As I tried to change the weight it made it difficult to swing my pendulum effectively. I had lots of mistrials. This could be an engineering lesson too.

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I got the same results for different release points

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I got the same results for different release points

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I timed each for 30 seconds and released them at the same angle. The shorter one did 35 swings and the longer one did 25 swings

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When I shortened the length, the rate of swing increased.

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No. I repeated the test from two different drop point, each for  five times and they all had 13 cycles

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No. I repeated the test from two different drop point, each for  five times and they all had 13 cycles

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Changing the release point of the pendulum did not affect the number of swings.  However I did notice that the movement of the pendulum swung wide and then started to slow down.
No matter the release point I had around 58 swings per minute.

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65 swings per minute whether released from a higher point or a lower point.  Noticed that swing height and distance from center decreased with each swing over time...

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I made 2 pendulums - 1 with 2 paperclips and 1 with 2 paperclips, and released them at the same spot. This did not impact the rate of swing.

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I made 2 pendulums - 1 with 2 paperclips and 1 with 2 paperclips, and released them at the same spot. This did not impact the rate of swing.

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I noticed that when I added more weight to the die that it swung at a slower rate.

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Yes when I made the pendulum shorter it increased cycles I tested this multiple times and the different lengths and it was consistent.

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Yes when I made the pendulum shorter it increased cycles I tested this multiple times and the different lengths and it was consistent.

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Changing the release point didn't seem to make a difference, at least that I could detect.  Tried various angles.  When I went above the level of the table, that started introducing erratic motion.

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The shorter pendulum swung 9 times and the longer one 7 in a 10 sec trial

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The shorter pendulum swung 9 times and the longer one 7 in a 10 sec trial

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I swung the pendulum using 1 earing, then 2, then 3 for 20 seconds and each time it oscillated 18 times. So, in my investigation, it appears that the weight does not affect number of oscillations. However, I will wonder, what if I put even more weight on. These earings are not that heavy.

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No matter how high I started the pendulum, it swung back and forth the same number of times.  I kept trying this over and over thinking that I may have miscounted.  I'm happy to see that others had the same experience.  My pendulum consistently swung back and forth 8 times no matter how high I started the release. (10 second time)

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Heavier seems to swing slower

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I noticed that...