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    Mousetrap car

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    By winding the spring on your mousetrap car‚ you store energy in the spring as potential energy. This stored potential energy will convert energy into kinetic energy as the mouse-trap car begins to move. But there is friction and in order to overcome friction you have to do more work. Friction converts energy into heat and sound which takes away energy from your motion‚ causing the car to stop as its energy is turned into other forms. When designing a mousetrap car‚ there are two variables that

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    improvement for your car? Explain how it could have been made better so that the car could have performed better. During its test‚ my mousetrap car curved to the right causing it to crash into a wall and stop short of its full potential. However‚ the car still traveled the the entirety of the 11 meters required for the maximum number of points. The reasons that my mousetrap car functioned as well as it did were: (1) the light and thin CD’s that I used as wheels minimized the friction between the car and

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    Shyanne Vaden Mousetrap Questions What are the two ways that friction affected the performance of your vehicle? Friction affected my vehicle by either not pushing it far enough‚ or pushing it very far. The friction of the ground would also stop my vehicle from going farther then it could’ve. My car also needed a bit of momentum to start so the friction did not help my care move at all. What problems related to friction did you encounter and how did you solve them? The friction did not

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    Mousetrap Car

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    made of common and inexpensive materials. The design of the cars will consist of simple wheel and axel setups and a lever; two simple machines that can be used to cause forward movement. The means of propulsion for our cars will be spring-loaded mousetrap with a length of string that connects to the axel supporting the wheels being tested. As the trap is set the lever will pull the line and thus rotate the axel causing movement. The size of the wheel should have a direct relationship with the distance

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    Mousetrap In Hamlet

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    mother and father ice skating. This clarifies the quality of Hamlet’s parents’ marriage‚ showing a couple who love each other enjoying each other’s company. Moreover‚ the quality of Hamlet’s parents’ relationship is further established in Hamlet’s “Mousetrap” film. The collage of television families suggests that there was no flaw in Hamlet’s family life before Claudius ruined the happy family’s bliss. However‚ this is Hamlet’s view of his parents relationship

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    Mousetrap Car

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    The Mousetrap Race Car Project demonstrated an individual(s) potential of a skill to manufacture the most capable mousetrap car with the use of levers and pulleys; so that they willingly categorize their car for the primary usage for SPEED‚ DISTANCE‚ and STRENGTH. Some may try to make all the aspects into one design. The problem that I identified was using the least materials‚ most materials for success‚ and parts for wheels and axles. This stresses the success that the manufactured car will have

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    this place is extremely safe. Palm trees are all down the sidewalk‚ and gently sway in the wind looking like they belong on a beach‚ and they give this place a relaxing‚ calm‚ look. It’s obvious to me that people enjoy this place just by the scenery. It is well taken care of‚ and very clean. Everybody looks to be having fun and a good time‚ and if I didn’t already go to this university I know I would want to just by driving through out the campus. Negative Description From my window‚ I

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    Mousetrap In Hamlet

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    consumes and destroys not only Hamlet’s targets‚ but also the innocent. Hamlet seeked revenge on Claudius but ended up killing Ophelia and Polonius along the way. Hamlet was set on getting revenge on Claudius in the beginning. He had a showing of ‘Mousetrap’ to see if Claudius had a reaction. After the play‚ he was speaking with his mother and thought that Claudius had come into the room. Hamlet grabbed his sword and killed Polonius. Hamlet let his desire to get revenge get in the way of seeing what

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    Mousetrap Car Project

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    Aim: To design and build a car out of recycled materials that can travel further than 5 meters determined with different front wheel sizes. Hypothesis: Using wheels that are light weight and made of plastic will allow our mousetrap car which is propelled by the force of the mousetrap being set off to travel further than 5 metres. Materials: • Mouse Trap • Screws • Washers • “r” clips • 2x Meccano wheels • 2x CD’s • Small white wheels • Small black wheels • Large white wheels • Large black wheels •

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    more than forty-four hundred mousetraps patented‚ fewer than two dozen have earned their creators a cent. http://www.americanheritage.com/content/better-mousetrap The snap trap’s annual sales are a company secret (whispers put them in the vicinity of thirty million). But the Woodstream Corporation is willing to acknowledge that the Victor snap trap outsells all other American mousetraps combined —including its own less popular models and those of sixty other U.S. mousetrap manufacturers—by a ratio of

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