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The Investigatory Project
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2007
Hydro-electric Miniature
Abstract:

We, the Researchers made this investigatory Project, the hydro-electric miniature as a source of information of other way in getting electricity. We use only various materials so we will not buy an expensive material in making this Project.
The good thing in this Project are, it is not hard to prepare and it easy to construct. You can follow the procedure given by the researchers easily.
Based on our observations, the miniature we made cannot make electricity. It shows how the flowing water makes electricity. But if you follow our recommendations you can make electricity. This miniature are made only to inform people how will the water make electricity.
We therefore conclude that the hydro-electric miniature we made is successful and it also illustrates how the water makes electricity.
Acknowledgement
We would like to thank the following for helping us making this investigatory project:
To our Physics Teacher Mrs. Arlinda Domingo for giving us important information in making this Project
To our parents who in one way or another is always behind us in the time of needs
And most especially to our Almighty God, for giving us the strength, faith, talent and ability in everything we do.

Posted by The Hydro-Engineers at 8:19 PM 43 comments:
Introduction:
There are many ways how to get electricity. There are 5 source of electricity. One of the ways is the hydro-electricity which is being gained in flowing or falling water. So we the researchers construct a little miniature to show how water can provide electricity to us people.
Background of the Study
The idea of harvesting

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