The document describes an experiment to determine the acceleration due to gravity (g) and the radius of gyration (k) of a bar pendulum. A bar pendulum consists of a uniform bar that can be suspended at different holes along its length. The period of oscillation is measured for different holes and plotted against the distance from the center of gravity to create curves. From these curves, g and k can be calculated. Alternatively, the two-hole method uses the periods at two holes to directly calculate g and k using equations. The results from these two methods are then compared to each other and a direct calculation of k.