A student conducted an experiment to measure the acceleration due to gravity 'g' of a simple pendulum.
Length of thread, l/m : 0.35
Time for 20 oscillations, t/s : 24.1
Length of thread, l/m : 0.65
Time for 20 oscillations : 3.24
Length of thread, l/m : 1.00
Time for 20 oscillations : 4.01
Lenght of thread, l/m : 1.45
Time for 20 oscillations : 47.5
Length of thread : 1.95
Time for 20 oscillations : 56.3
Given that the realtion between the period 'T', the length of the pendulum 'l' and the acceleration due to gravity 'g' is T=2 (pi) √ (l/g), find the value of 'g'.
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