A student is investigating the oscillations of the pendulum shown in the figure. The variables are• the length l of the pendulum• the mass m of the pendulum bob• the amplitude θ of the swing.The time taken for one complete oscillation is called the period T.She carries out three experiments. Each experiment investigates the effect on the period T ofchanging one variable. Her results are shown in the tables. Study the tables and choose the incorrect conclusion.*3 points
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A student is investigating the oscillations of the pendulum shown in the figure. The variables are• the length l of the pendulum• the mass m of the pendulum bob• the amplitude θ of the swing.The time taken for one complete oscillation is called the period T.She carries out three experiments. Each experiment investigates the effect on the period T ofchanging one variable. Her results are shown in the tables. Study the tables and choose the incorrect conclusion.*3 points
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