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Angle Of Effect Lab Report
The purpose of this experiment is to determine if the angle of impact affects the diameter and depth of a crater. The hypothesis was correct, stating that if the angle of impact changes than the depth and diameter will change due to the amount of speed and force is being put in the marble (meteor), and the most effective angle for the diameter is at a 20 degree angle, and for depth is at a 90 degree angle. The hypothesis turned out to be true because it all depends to the angle the meteor or in this case the marble is coming at, it of course will have to be true that the meteor will cause a much deeper crater if coming at a 90 degree angle because it's way more steep meaning that the meteor is coming at a high amount of speed, causing it to

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