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Hailey, Ashley, Lea -- Projectile Motion Project
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Projectile Motion Project
By: Hailey, Ashley, Lea
Inspirations
Inspiration
Materials
- (x1) Plastic transparents strings
- (x1) Paper box
- papers for ground, sky : green, blue
- Clay for other accessories (rock, trees, berry bushes, etc): black, white, brown, green, yellow, purple,
- Clay for animals:
Foxes: white, black, orange
Rabbit: white, black, pink
Hippo: black, white, pink
(x1) Hot glue gun (Hailey already has one)
(x1 pack) clay shaping tools (plastic ones)
(x1) launcher set
(x1) long ruler
Process
Experimental Process
trial 1, trial 2, trial 3
30°
45°
60°
Calculations
Equations used:
Calculations
Data
We did 4 trials for angle 30, one of them is not recorded. Its purpose was to make sure we were using the launcher correctly.
RESULTS ON THE NEXT PAGE!
Results
Results & Conclusion
Conclusion
Conclusion
The ball has the highest vertical displacement (height) at 45 degrees. Therefore, the higher the degree does not mean the higher the height. Likewise, the higher the degree does not mean the longer the horizontal displacement (range). However, the peak of a 30 degree projectile is still lower than one of a 60 degree. Therefore, a lower angle may not necessarily have a higher peak.