In an experiment with a simple pendulum the error in measurement of length 1 of the pendulum 0.1%and time period T is 2% then calculate the maximum possible percentage error in the value of g?
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The period of a simple pendulum is given by T=2π
g
l
or T
2
=
g
4π
2
l
or g=
T
2
4π
2
l
As 4 and π are constant, the maximum permissible error in g is given by
g
Δg
=
l
Δl
+
T
2ΔT
here ΔL=0.1cm,L=1m=100cm, ΔT=0.1s,T=50s.∴
g
Δg
=
100
0.1
+2(
50
0.1
)=
100
0.1
+(
25
0.1
);
g
Δg
×=[
100
0.1
+
25
0.1
]×100=0.1+0.4=0.5%.Now g=
T
2
4π
2
l
2
. Here T=
25
50
=2. Therefore,g
′
=
(2)
2
4×(3.14)
4
×(1)
2
=9.8596ms
−2
;Actual value g=9.7720ms
−1
. ThereforePercentage error=
g
g
′
−g
×100=
9.7720
9.8596−9.7720
×100=0.8964%
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