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    Does the number of tiny holes in the parachute affect its descension rate Introduction This experiment will determine if the number of tiny holes in the parachute effect will its descension rate.This science of this project includes newtons second law, drag force, gravity, velocity and terminal velocity . This experiments main focus is air resistance. Project rationale/ purpose In this experiment I will test if having small holes in a parachute help the parachute from falling as fast. This…

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    the tempo and concentration characteristics. There were failures with respect to warfighting functions, specifically mission command and its principles, from the brigade all the way to the army group. However, the Soldiers of 2nd battalion, 1st Parachute Brigade and their commander almost…

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    to act unruly? In the case of “Parachute Teenagers” Yunyao Zhai, Yuhan Yang, and Xinlei Zhang it does. On March 30th, 2015, a dispute turned Ugly when they disrobed, burned, cut and make their classmate Yiran Liu eat her own hair over an unpaid bill and issues over a boy through social media posts. Having no justification for the actions performed these Chinese “Parachute teenagers” are now facing life sentences in jail. Instead of growing into maturity these parachute kids found themselves…

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    Introduction- In theory, parachutes work because of the force of gravity. Gravity is a force of attraction between two objects, that is highly affected by size and proximity (gravity will have a stronger pull if the object are larger and close together). Gravity also differs from the mass of an object the more mass an object has the more gravity it will exert on the objects around it. When looking at really large masses, like the earth the gravitational pull becomes much greater because of its…

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    In the article “Silk Parachute”, the author John MacPhee states about his recall of his memory with his mother when he was young. MacPhee is a writer who publishes a book every year. He is one of the successful writers in America. Macphee mentions that he had lots of beautiful memories of him with his mother when he was a child. In the article, he also points out that the significant recall about his birthday when he was eleven years old. His mother took him to the observation deck to see…

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    The motivational book, What Color is your Parachute? is a handbook designed to help every generation find a job. Whether the individual is just out of college or has been out of work for a few years, this guide can alleviate some of the stress when hunting for a job. Times have changed since some generations have looked for jobs and this book maps out the way to apply in the modern era. What Color is your Parachute? touches on social media and websites such as LinkedIn, which can play a…

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    By reading the book “What Color is your Parachute?” by Richard N. Bolles, I learned a lot of ideas that could help me to success in my life. I am choosing one point to talk about, which is the internet from the five ways to choose/ change careers in chapter 11. Bolles says that there is much advice on the internet, and one of them is O*Net Online. He suggests the use of O*Net Online, which help with the recent information up to date about careers. As a student, it's mostly the best way to look…

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    Parachute Down Into Safety Janiqua Campbell She was dressed for the cold December day in a black pea coat, sunglasses and a purple scarf. Back and forth the woman walked from the financial aid office to the bursar back to financial aid and then to the law library. Looking at her phone, then to a piece of paper she was holding and mumbling to herself as she walked from the offices back and forth. This repetitive process continued for about ten minutes. As the student realized that mainly all of…

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    lighter mass would have a successful parachute deployment. However, the parachute of Group #11 (Ethan S. and Dylan D.) proved me wrong, for their parachute had an unsuccessful deployment even though their rocket had a mass of only 206.1 grams. After doing some research and launching the rockets, I learned that the following are factors which contributed to a successful parachute deployment: air resistance (drag) and how loose the nose cone sat on top of the parachute. Air resistance can cause…

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    Drop Time Experiment

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    Determining the effect of the mass on the drop time of a parachute Introduction and hypothesis The drop time of a parachute is dependent on multiple factors. Apart from mass, there is the obvious height, area of the parachute and other external factors such as wind. Mass is one of the main effectors of the drop time of a parachute, which can be proven through Newton’s second law, F=ma (Force=mass*acceleration). Rearranged, this gives a=F/m, where acceleration can also be gravity, if falling down…

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