Rolling Down The Ramp Essay
The things in this paper is the different types of energy’s: Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy, and Gravitational Potential Energy. An angels or missing angles and triangles. This project is Rolling Down The Ramp.It’s about rolling an object down a piece of wood and math and science text books to stack it up.
Triangles are always going to 180 degrees. There is three different types of angles in triangles acute, obtuse, and right angle. This project has to contain a triangle as the part of the ramp. Or like the open space between the board and floor. There is triangles in nature and all around us.
The angles on the triangle are right, obtuse, and acute. The right angle has to have a degrees of 90 to be a right angle. There can’t be 2 right …show more content…
I need the data so I know how the project works. Step 1: get all the materials needed. Step 2: try the experiment. Step 3:make a poster. Those are the procedures needed in this project.
The data for our project is most of the rolls down the ramp is for the feet per mile is 7500. The Histogram for the highest is 6500-6999(12) the lowest is 6000-6499(7) and the middle number is 7500-7999(10). So the bars will show biggest to the smallest. The data found out that seconds was actually fph. The data is the stuff that als created this project. The relationship between the data is seconds to FPH. We changed it during the ramp test. So instead of 2.99 sec. it is 7500 FPH. The FPH just changes the decimal to a whole number. I think it is to understand it more in a whole number than a decimal.
In conclusion, this project has so much information to take in and remember. So we learned about the different energies. The thing I found new is sound energy is any sound getting made. I think the hardest is understanding feet per hour. This was the most thing that need knowledge to do out of all the projects this
Triangles are always going to 180 degrees. There is three different types of angles in triangles acute, obtuse, and right angle. This project has to contain a triangle as the part of the ramp. Or like the open space between the board and floor. There is triangles in nature and all around us.
The angles on the triangle are right, obtuse, and acute. The right angle has to have a degrees of 90 to be a right angle. There can’t be 2 right …show more content…
I need the data so I know how the project works. Step 1: get all the materials needed. Step 2: try the experiment. Step 3:make a poster. Those are the procedures needed in this project.
The data for our project is most of the rolls down the ramp is for the feet per mile is 7500. The Histogram for the highest is 6500-6999(12) the lowest is 6000-6499(7) and the middle number is 7500-7999(10). So the bars will show biggest to the smallest. The data found out that seconds was actually fph. The data is the stuff that als created this project. The relationship between the data is seconds to FPH. We changed it during the ramp test. So instead of 2.99 sec. it is 7500 FPH. The FPH just changes the decimal to a whole number. I think it is to understand it more in a whole number than a decimal.
In conclusion, this project has so much information to take in and remember. So we learned about the different energies. The thing I found new is sound energy is any sound getting made. I think the hardest is understanding feet per hour. This was the most thing that need knowledge to do out of all the projects this