Posted by Anonymous on Monday, November 7, 2011 at 2:49pm.
They are both meter sticks. Note that M/I appears in the frequency equation. I is proportional to M so Mass cancels out.
They will both have the same period.
If they swing from one end, I = M L^2/3
M/I = L^2/3
Maybe I don't understand..
If I=m (L^2) /3, then we have:
w=2 pi f = sqrt(mgL/I)
Subbing in I, we have:
2 pi f = sqrt(g L / (L^2/3) )
=sqrt(3g/L)
Thus, we have:
f=1/(2pi) * sqrt(3*g/L)=1/(2pi) * sqrt(3*9.8/1) = 0.862992.
This would mean that the period should be:
1/ freq = 1/0.862992, but I don't believe this answer is correct.
Can you please clarify?
Related Questions
Physics - Two physical pendulums (not simple pendulums) are made from meter ...
Physics - Two physical pendulums (not simple pendulums) are made from meter ...
Physics - Hello, I posted this a bit ago, but am not sure the suggested solution...
Physics - A bullet of mass 0.06kg is fired horizontally with a muzzle speed of ...
Physics - For this problem there is a picture of pendulums. They are numbered 1 ...
Physics - For this problem there is a picture of pendulums. They are numbered 1...
physics - a pendulum with a length of .600 m has a period of 1.55 s. what is ...
physics (pendulums) - i understand the PE and KE and MKE points and how gravity ...
Physics - A loudspeaker of mass 25.0 kg is suspended a distance of 1.00 m below ...
Physics - A loud speaker of mass 24.0 kg is suspended a distance of h = 2.00 m ...
For Further Reading