Statistics Air pressure can indeed affect the distance that the football will travel. The data from the experiment proved that the more air pressure, or the more inflated the ball is, then the farther the ball will travel. When the lowest air pressure was tested, it showed that a flat ball will not travel far at all when thrown at a consistent speed. When the ball was halfway inflated, it traveled significantly farther than a fully deflated ball. Furthermore, when we inflated the ball to regulation air pressure, it travel farther than both the flat, and halfway deflated ball. The statistics also supported the hypothesis for this experiment. The averages correlated with the distance that each one traveled, and also contributed to the conclusion
