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A simple pendulum experiment is conducted. Given t1 and t2 values for 20 oscillations at l=50 cm, calculate T and T2.

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Step 1: Prepare the data for plotting.
The period TT for a simple pendulum is given by T=Mean t20T = \frac{\text{Mean } t}{20}, where Mean tt is the average time for 20 oscillations. The length ll must be in meters. We will calculate TT and T2T^2 using the provided t1t_1 and t2t_2 values.

First, let's correct the Mean tt for l=50l=50 cm.
For l=50l=50 cm: t1=29.00t_1 = 29.00 s, t2=28.60t_2 = 28.60 s.
Mean $t = \frac{29.00

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