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    Using the 10 steps of investigation, the document outlines an experiment to investigate how the length of a thread affects the time of one complete oscillation. The experiment will measure the time of 10 oscillations for threads of length 10cm, 15cm, 20cm, and 25cm, controlling for a fixed 20 cent coin. The data will then be analyzed to interpret the relationship between thread length and oscillation time and draw conclusions on whether the results support the hypothesis that longer threads lead to longer oscillation times.

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    Using the 10 steps of investigation, the document outlines an experiment to investigate how the length of a thread affects the time of one complete oscillation. The experiment will measure the time of 10 oscillations for threads of length 10cm, 15cm, 20cm, and 25cm, controlling for a fixed 20 cent coin. The data will then be analyzed to interpret the relationship between thread length and oscillation time and draw conclusions on whether the results support the hypothesis that longer threads lead to longer oscillation times.

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    Using the 10 steps of investigation, the document outlines an experiment to investigate how the length of a thread affects the time of one complete oscillation. The experiment will measure the time of 10 oscillations for threads of length 10cm, 15cm, 20cm, and 25cm, controlling for a fixed 20 cent coin. The data will then be analyzed to interpret the relationship between thread length and oscillation time and draw conclusions on whether the results support the hypothesis that longer threads lead to longer oscillation times.

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    Form 1 Science Pendulum Experiment

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    Angie Kong Su Mei
    Using the 10 steps of investigation, the document outlines an experiment to investigate how the length of a thread affects the time of one complete oscillation. The experiment will measure the time of 10 oscillations for threads of length 10cm, 15cm, 20cm, and 25cm, controlling for a fixed 20 cent coin. The data will then be analyzed to interpret the relationship between thread length and oscillation time and draw conclusions on whether the results support the hypothesis that longer threads lead to longer oscillation times.

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    Using the 10 steps of investigation, plan an experiment to prove how the length of a thread can affect the time

    of one complete oscillation.

    1.Identify problem Problem statement: How does the length of a thread affect the time of one complete swing? Aim: To investigate the relationship of the length of thread and the time of one complete swing. 2.Form a hypothesis Hypothesis: The longer the thread, the longer the time of one oscillation. 3.Plan investigation (experiment) Method: 1) 10 cm of thread is prepared. 2) A piece of 20 cent is tied at the end of the swing. 3) The pendulum is fixed on a stand. 4) The pendulum is oscillated for 10 swings. 5) Data is collected.Time of swings is recorded. 6) Experiment is repeated with 15cm, 20cm and 25 cm of thread. 4.Control variables Manipulated: Length of thread Responding: Time of one complete swing Fixed: 20 cents (coin)

    5.Collect data Length of thread Time (s) (cm) 10 oscillations 1 oscillation 1 2 3 Average 10 cm 15 cm 20 cm 25 cm 6.Analyse data 7.Interpret data
    Length of thread (cm)

    Time of 1 oscillation (s)

    8.Make conclusions __________________________________________ __________________________________________ 9.Results support hypothesis or Results do not support hypothesis 10. Prepare report

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