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therohboat
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Hi guys
I am doing a presentation on the cavendish experiment. But to show how it is done, I not only need to conceptually explain how it was done I need numbers so I can run it through equations so I can show the end result.
I have scoured the internet for data table without any success. Is there anywhere where I can find some data for Cavendish's experiment?
Also, in Cavendish's experiment, is it correct in deriving the equation for G by saying:
Torque = Torsion constant x Theta
Torque = Force x Radius
Therefore, torsion constant x theta = force x radius.
Then, force = (torsion constant x theta) / radius
Then, force = Newton's Law of Gravitation
Therefore, (torsion constant x theta) / radius = Newton's Law of Gravitation
Then, torsion constant = (Newton's Law of Gravitation x radius) / (distance between two objects ^2) x Theta
The next big chunk is
Period = (2 x pi) x (( Moment of Intertia / Torsion Constant) ^-1)
And moment of inertia is 2m(L/2)^2
So Period = (2 x pi) x (( 2m(L/2)^2 / (Newton's Law of Gravitation x radius) / (distance between two objects ^2) x Theta
If you're still reading, and I haven't lost you I got
Gravitational Constant = ((4 x pi^2) x 2m(l/2)^2) / ((Period ^2) x radius (M x m / distance between two objects^2) x theta)
For F*ck's sake, my goodness
Well please help me out. I will be eternly grateful
I am doing a presentation on the cavendish experiment. But to show how it is done, I not only need to conceptually explain how it was done I need numbers so I can run it through equations so I can show the end result.
I have scoured the internet for data table without any success. Is there anywhere where I can find some data for Cavendish's experiment?
Also, in Cavendish's experiment, is it correct in deriving the equation for G by saying:
Torque = Torsion constant x Theta
Torque = Force x Radius
Therefore, torsion constant x theta = force x radius.
Then, force = (torsion constant x theta) / radius
Then, force = Newton's Law of Gravitation
Therefore, (torsion constant x theta) / radius = Newton's Law of Gravitation
Then, torsion constant = (Newton's Law of Gravitation x radius) / (distance between two objects ^2) x Theta
The next big chunk is
Period = (2 x pi) x (( Moment of Intertia / Torsion Constant) ^-1)
And moment of inertia is 2m(L/2)^2
So Period = (2 x pi) x (( 2m(L/2)^2 / (Newton's Law of Gravitation x radius) / (distance between two objects ^2) x Theta
If you're still reading, and I haven't lost you I got
Gravitational Constant = ((4 x pi^2) x 2m(l/2)^2) / ((Period ^2) x radius (M x m / distance between two objects^2) x theta)
For F*ck's sake, my goodness
Well please help me out. I will be eternly grateful