Z Lunch Experiment Essay

In Preston High School, the students have the privilege of eating lunch outside and on the patio. However, the number of students that sit outside varies due to the conditions outside the school building, such as the weather. The weather can range from cold, 50°F to 60° F which is below an average person’s body temperature, and to hot, 90° F and above which is above an average person’s body temperature. The “perfect” temperature is considered 65°F to 85°F because it is the closest to an average person’s body temperature. In Preston, about 165 students have Z lunch on A-type days and 172 students have Z lunch on B-type days. Every day, from October 16th to November 3rd, the number of students who eat outside during Z lunch and the temperature during that period will be documented. It will be compared to how many have lunch that day to reveal how many students had lunch outside. According to this information, it is predicted that more students will sit outside during Z lunch when the temperature is around 65°F to 85°F rather than 50°F to 60°F or 90°F and above. Throughout this
When it was from 55°F to 70°F, more students sat outside. When it was below 55°F, more students sat inside.

It was predicted that more students would sit outside during Z lunch when the temperature was around 65°F to 85°F rather than 50°F to 60°F and 90°F and above. 50°F to 60°F is considered cold and below an average person’s body temperature while 90°F and above is considered too hot and above an average person’s body temperature. 65°F to 85°F is considered “perfect” because it is the closest to the average person’s body temperature. The argument that more students will sit outside when the weather was considered perfect rather than hot or cold was supported because more students sat outside when the temperature was close to