How Do You Calculate G Again?

The rate of procession is dictated by the force being applied. So at some point you'll be able to isolate for g. And so with the moment of inertia and the procession rate, you're actually able to solve for g. But how do you calculate g again? Soyou writes down your measurements this way: "A classic thing that a lot of people do is they try to fit their data with what's theoretically what's theoretically known" You can never get an exact answer because there will always be something in your experiment that doesn't make sense.