Asked by william
Using the data below, suggest a proportionality statement.
Length (cm) Frequency (Hz)
100 0.46
80 0.52
60 0.62
40 0.74
20 1.01
I think it's f ¡Ø 1/¡Ìlength (one over square root of length)
or is it l ¡Ø 1/f^2
By the way, the length is the controlled variable.
Length (cm) Frequency (Hz)
100 0.46
80 0.52
60 0.62
40 0.74
20 1.01
I think it's f ¡Ø 1/¡Ìlength (one over square root of length)
or is it l ¡Ø 1/f^2
By the way, the length is the controlled variable.
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Hmmm. Make a table of Length^.5 *freq
.46*sqrt100=4.6
.52*sqrt80= 4.65
1.01*sqrt20=4.51
Try the rest.
.46*sqrt100=4.6
.52*sqrt80= 4.65
1.01*sqrt20=4.51
Try the rest.
Answered by
william
They all have values around there, so I'm sure the proportionality is something like that. But I'm supposed to graph it to show this proportionality and I'm not sure what goes on the axis.
Is the y-axis f and x-axis 1/length^0.5
or is the y-axis 1/f^2 and x-axis length
It's the same proportionality, just a bit different.
Is the y-axis f and x-axis 1/length^0.5
or is the y-axis 1/f^2 and x-axis length
It's the same proportionality, just a bit different.
Answered by
bobpursley
I would graph freqency vs 1/SQRT(length)
Answered by
Damon
I would graph frequency^2 versus 1/length
alternatively, graph log frequency versus log length
then if y = k/x^2
log y = log k - log x^2
which is
log y = log k - 2 log x
If you have log graph paper this works particularly easily, the intercept being k and the slope in this case being -2
(if we had not guessed the power 2, the slope would have given us the power.
alternatively, graph log frequency versus log length
then if y = k/x^2
log y = log k - log x^2
which is
log y = log k - 2 log x
If you have log graph paper this works particularly easily, the intercept being k and the slope in this case being -2
(if we had not guessed the power 2, the slope would have given us the power.
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