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    This document contains two tables summarizing an experiment with springs. Table 1 shows how the mass (M), length (L), and force (F) change as additional mass is added to a spring. Table 2 shows how the time (t) of oscillation changes as more mass is added to the spring. It provides average time values over 5 trials for each mass.

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    This document contains two tables summarizing an experiment with springs. Table 1 shows how the mass (M), length (L), and force (F) change as additional mass is added to a spring. Table 2 shows how the time (t) of oscillation changes as more mass is added to the spring. It provides average time values over 5 trials for each mass.

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    Tabla N°1 Resorte 1

    X ± X [m]
    M ± M [g] M ± M [kg] L ± L [m] F± F [N]
    X = L - L(0)
    50 0.05 9.5 2.4
    100 0.1 11.1 4
    150 0.15 12.8 5.7
    200 0.2 14.3 7.2
    210 0.21 15.2 8.1
    220 0.22 15.6 8.5
    230 0.23 16.1 9
    240 0.24 16.7 9.6
    250 0.25 17.1 10
    260 0.26 28 20.9

    Nota= L(0)=7,1

    Tabla N°2

    M ± M[g] M ± M[kg] t(1) ± t(1) [s] t(2) ± t(2) [s] t(3) ± t(3) [s]

    100 0.1 3.98 4.1 3.99


    150 0.15 4.58 4.76 4.61
    200 0.2 5.82 5.32 5.86
    250 0.25 6.47 6.34 6.36
    300 0.3 6.49 6.46 6.28

    Nota= n= numero de datos(5)


    T= ((Suma de los tiempos)/5 n)/10osc) osc= oscilaciones (10)
    Tabla N°1 Resorte 1

    X ± X [m]
    M ± M [g] M ± M [kg] L ± L [m] F± F [N]
    X = L - L(0)
    50 0.05 12.2 5.1
    100 0.1 16.2 9.1
    150 0.15 22.4 15.3
    200 0.2 25.9 18.8
    210 0.21 26.6 19.5
    220 0.22 27.6 20.5
    230 0.23 28.5 21.4
    240 0.24 29.5 22.4
    250 0.25 30.4 23.3
    260 0.26 31.4 24.3

    Nota L(0)=77,24

    a N°2

    t(4) ± t(4) [s] t(5) ± t(5) [s] T ± T[s] T^2 ± T^2 [s^2]

    4.21 3.96 0.4048 0.16386304


    4.57 4.56 0.4616 0.21307456
    5.82 5.4 0.5644 0.31854736
    6.69 6.02 0.6376 0.40653376
    6.34 6.64 0.6442 0.41499364

    o de datos(5)
    aciones (10)
    INTEGRANRES

    Daniel Calderón
    Eduar Navas
    Jahir Rodriguez
    Nicolas Anichiarico

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