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    Trebuchet Experiment

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    (Farrell, 2006). The trebuchet uses Isaac Newton’s laws which are; The greater the mass of the object being accelerated the greater the amount of force needed to accelerate the object and (Pearson science ,2012). The motion of the projectile launched is parabolic and is influenced by factors such as the mass of the counter weight, the length of the pivot arm…

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    The context that individuals are placed in has an immense effect on their development trajectory, and can ultimately alter who they become as adults. The systems within Bronfenbrenner’s bioecological systems theory reflect that there is a connection between all of the environments that affect our lives, whether one has control of them or not. In Elsewhere and Into the Wild, readers explore the contexts that Richard Russo and Chris McCandless grew up in and see the detrimental and supportive…

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    Trajectory classification serves as the basis for abnormal activity detection. By analyzing the position, speed and appearance of the tracked object’s trajectory and then comparing those trajectories to the “normal” standard used to train the system, ABORAT is “able to detect normal/abnormal activities” (Appiah & Hunter, 2009, p. 6). These activities are then used to determine if abnormal behavior is present (i.e. behavior detection) and, if required, issues one of three alerts, “object type,…

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    Research Paper On Galileo

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    In this report i will be explaining some of galileo experiments. It will explain how the projectiles and the parabolic actually work. Using an incline plane Galileo experimented acceleration motion and he will use the same projectile motion to study. He placed a inclined plane on a table with a curved piece at the bottom which deflected a bronze ball into a horizontal direction. The ball results accelerated rolled over the table top with a uniform motion then rolled of the edge of the table on…

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    Essay On Figure Skating

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    enthusiasm for figure skating for many years, my choice of investigation for my internal assessment came to me quite easily. I have been a figure skater for eleven years and during this period I have been able to deepen my knowledge of the relationship between body coordinates and movements/positions of figure skating. I will be investigating the relationship between the body’s initial and interim positions and the outcome of a figure skater’s trajectory during a jump as well as a figure…

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    ensure their victory. Cannons and catapults in my view, were the earliest form of artillery used for fighting wars with great separation distances between the parties at war. Bows and Arrows also were sure to level the battlefield if the enemies were caught unaware, securing a victory in war without swords engaging. The concepts or methods of fighting required a parabolic trajectory launch to fly a greater distance and reach the…

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    in scientific understanding was gained through reasoning and observation of natural phenomena. Galileo is credited with the founding of the experimental component of the scientific method. In one of his most famous experiments, he took balls of different sizes and masses, which he rolled down an inclined plane. (See picture 2) This allowed him to observe how objects fell from high elevations to lower elevations at a speed which could be analyzed. From this he determined that all the balls,…

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    different from the marine series and they were branded as Voyager 1 and 2. At least $ 800 million was used in the development of Voyager 1 and 2 (Showstack, 2011). Possible Launch Failures Though space exploration laboratories use the best technology known to mankind, it does not mean that the devices developed from such laboratories are immune from failures. Anything developed by human hands has some degree of failing. Previously, there have been a number of launch failures of probes developed…

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    Problem: how does the angle of trajectory effect the horizontal distance of a bottle rocket Background research: When an object is in the air and has no forces acting on it other than gravity it becomes a projectile. (Henderson, 1996) Gravity causes the projectile to accelerate toward the ground in a uniform arc like a rainbow does. this shape is known by scientists and mathematicians as a parabola, and objects that fly in the shape of a parabola are said to be in parabolic motion. A projectiles…

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    Science Fair Question

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    I. Science Fair Question What is the speed of light in gelatin? II. Background Research Did you ever wonder how the speed of light is measured? This paper will discuss how the speed of light is measured. The terms that will discussed in this paper are the law of refraction, trajectory, Snell’s Law, and the index of refraction. Snell’s Law gives the relationship between angles of incidence and refraction for a wave impinging on an interface between two media with…

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