1) Angular velocity of oscillation :
Given: T =0.29 s
w= 2π/T
w = 2×π/ 0.29
w= 21.65(1/s)
2) Moment of inertia(I)
Given : m = 22g=0.022kg , r =0.5cm=0.005
I = mr²
I = (0.022)×(0.005)
I=0.00011kg/m²
3) Torsion constant (K) of the spring
T= [2π(√I)]/K
K= [2π(√I)]/T
K=[ 2π(√(0.00011)]/0.29
K=0.2271Nm
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