Third Boat Project Research Paper

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For the third boat project, all of the STEM subjects tied in for many reasons.
Science ties in with being able to know how buoyancy works and be able to modify the boat to be able to perform much better in water. Using science to find mass, density, and volume is very important with this as well, making it easy to make calculations in the math area.
Technology/Engineering helps with us building prototypes and using the scientific/engineering processes. It enables us to build the boat efficiently and effectively, making it very stable and safe while still getting the boat done in a small amount of time. We would also need to be able to improve the current version of the boat to work even better than before and to support bigger loads.
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