Intensity of gravity The pendulum as a tool to measure.

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Intensity of gravity The pendulum as a tool to measure

Document 2 : value of the intensity "g" of the gravity field The gravity field is the attractive field felt by any material body close to the Earth or to another planet. It is generally more simply called gravity. The intensity of this acceleration field is approximately from 9,78 to 9,83 m.s -2 on the Earth’s surface at zero altitude. Why such a gap according to the geographical areas ? Well, it is necessary to take into account the fact that the Earth is not a sphere but a "potatoid" flattened on the poles. The Earth’s radius is bigger in the equator latitude than in the poles latitude and thus “g” decreases when the latitude φ increases. g  9,  [ 1 + ( 5,3024  sin² φ ) ]

Document 2 : functioning of the simple pendulum In physics, the simple pendulum is a punctual mass fixed at the end of a unstretchable cable with a mass and oscillating under the influence of gravity. It is the model of the simplest weight pendulum. Under the influence of its weight, when the pendulum is pushed aside from a small angle (30 °) from its equilibrium position ( the vertical line) the material point of mass "m" moves on circular arc. The period of the oscillations (time of a round trip) is constant if we neglect the frictions of the air (look carefully at the plan for the length " l " of the pendulum).

WORK TO DO BY THE STUDENTS 1. Analysis of the problem and the presentation of an experimental protocol Propose an operating protocol allowing to determine the good expression of the period of oscillation of a simple pendulum 2. Achievement of the protocol allowing to determine the expression of the period of the simple pendulum. Justify carefully your answer.

In books or on the Internet, search the expression of the period "T" of the oscillations of a simple pendulum : 3. A measure of "g" Show that the expression of "g" according to the other variables is : Measure the period of a 0,60 m-long pendulum ( l = 0,60 m) using a mass of 100 g (m = 100 g). Infer a value of the intensity of gravity on the Earth’s surface. T =……………… g = ……………………… 4. Take a critical look at the results. m : weight of the pendulum in kg ; l : lenght of the pendulum in metres

Résultats théoriques Theoretical results Latitude Value de g Jurançon43°18'43,309, Gräz47°04'47,079, Cordoba37°52'37,879, Zäbrze50°19'50,329, Zonguldak41°27'41,459, Lidkoping58°30'58,509, Roman46°55'46,929, Cheltenham51°54'51,909, Montalbano Janico40°23'40,389,

Résultats des expériences Results of the experiments Longueur l (m)0,5730,510,5730,575 Durée t(s)30,8329,79 60,56 Nombre d'oscillations Période T(s)1,54151,4895 1,514 Valeur de g9, , , ,903206

Reviews of the results Not enough precision to measure the length of the pendulum Not enough precision to measure the period (with chronometer or by video analysis) Other sources of error : altitude, air friction, rotation of the Earth Main recommendation : do several measures and after calculate the average of the values of "g"