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6. Discussions (By Individual) Answer the following questions on separate A4 sheets. 1. Does the Torque T vary linearly with $\alpha$, i.e., can you obtain a straight line graph? 2. State the relationship between m, r and h between I and describe how these parameters affect the value I. 3. Do the lines pass through the origin? If not, why not? 4. Discuss the major sources of error with the experiment. - End -

          6.
Discussions (By Individual)
Answer the following questions on separate A4 sheets.
1. Does the Torque T vary linearly with $\alpha$, i.e., can you obtain a straight line graph?
2. State the relationship between m, r and h between I and describe how these parameters
affect the value I.
3. Do the lines pass through the origin? If not, why not?
4. Discuss the major sources of error with the experiment.
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Discussions (By Individual)
Answer the following questions on separate A4 sheets.
1. Does the Torque T vary linearly with α, i.e., can you obtain a straight line graph?
2. State the relationship between m, r and h between I and describe how these parameters
affect the value I.
3. Do the lines pass through the origin? If not, why not?
4. Discuss the major sources of error with the experiment.
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00:01 We need to calculate the exact area a under the curves given g of x is equal to 1 minus 3x plus 2x square and above the x axis on the interval minus 1 comma 2.
00:17 Using the remand sum formula that is a is equal to limit n tending to infinity summation k is equal to 1 to n g of a plus kh into h where h is equal to b minus a by n implies we have h is equal to 2 minus of minus 1 divided by n is equal to 3 by n considering g of a plus k h is equal to g of minus 1 plus 3 into k by n which implies 1 minus 3 into k by n which implies 1 minus 3 into minus 1 minus 1 plus 3 k by n.
01:04 Plus 2 into minus 1 plus 3k by n whole square.
01:09 This implies we have 1 plus 3 minus 9 k by n plus 2 into 1 plus 9 k square by n squared minus 6 k by n.
01:25 On simplifying we get the value 6 plus 18 k square by n square minus 21 k by n.
01:35 Then we have a is equal to limit n tending to infinity summation k is equal to 1 to n g of 1 minus minus 1 plus 3k by n.
01:58 This implies we have limit n tend into infinity 3 by n into summation k is equal to 1 to 1 to 1 .m...
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