This week you are creating an investigation about Newton's Laws by creating a collision between two objects. 1. What are the two objects that you decided to collide ? 2. Which object will be still which will be moving? 3. How far apart will your objects be? 4. How will you make a record of your collision?
1. a brick thing and a basketball 2. the brick will be still and the basketball will move 3. It will be a meter apart 4. I will measure it and take a video.
The two objects that I decided to collide are a sledgehammer and a watermelon. The object that will be moving is the sledgehammer and the still object will be the watermelon. The objects will be about 1 meter. I will make a video.
1I'll colide my fist with green squishy stuff 2My fist will be moving and the G.S.S. will be still 3The distance apart will be 40 centameters 4I will record it and time the amount of time it takes my fist to hit the G.S.S.
A) A field hockey stick and a field hockey ball B) The ball is still, the stick is moving C) .5 meters away, or one and a half feet D) I'll record it with my MLTI DEVICEEEE
I am having a bowling ball and a cart collide. The bowling ball will be moving on a cart My objects will be one meter apart. I will videotape the entire procedure.
I think the bowling bawl will push the soccer ball a long way. I think the mass of the soccer ball is 0.4 and the mass of the bowling ball is 6.8 and i think it will be elastic.
A banana and a rock.
ReplyDeleteBanana is still and rock is moving
idk like 3 or 4 feet
i will record it with a camera and right it down and stuff like that.
baseball and a bowling ball the baseball will be still the bowling ball will be moveing each will be 2 meters across photobooth.
ReplyDelete1.basket ball and foam ball
ReplyDelete2.basket ball is still
3.1 meter
4.video
Soccer ball and watermellon
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2 meeter
with my phone and slow motion
1. banana and rock
ReplyDelete2. the banana will be still and the rock will be moving.
3. the objects will be two feet apart
4. video tape
1. a brick thing and a basketball
ReplyDelete2. the brick will be still and the basketball will move
3. It will be a meter apart
4. I will measure it and take a video.
The two objects that I decided to collide are a sledgehammer and a watermelon. The object that will be moving is the sledgehammer and the still object will be the watermelon. The objects will be about 1 meter. I will make a video.
ReplyDeletebaseball bat and green beans
ReplyDeleteGreen beans will be still while i smash them with a baseball bat
1 meter apart
Laptop (maybe in slow motion)
1. A Softball bat and a softball
ReplyDelete2. The softball will be still and I will swing the bat at the Softball sitting on the grass.
3. 1 meter
4. I will measure and take a video.
(1)bowling ball and a watermelon. (2)watermelon is still, bowling ball moves. (3)about 2 meters. (4)record it with my computer(or phone).
ReplyDeletei phone 5c the brick will be moving either off my roof which i will have o measure or 1 meter slo mo video
ReplyDelete1I'll colide my fist with green squishy stuff
ReplyDelete2My fist will be moving and the G.S.S. will be still
3The distance apart will be 40 centameters
4I will record it and time the amount of time it takes my fist to hit the G.S.S.
1. A softball bat and an orange
ReplyDelete2. Both will be still moving
3. 1 meter
I will record it on my phone or on my laptop
1.Bowling ball and coka ball.
ReplyDelete2.bowling ball would be still and coka ball would move.
3.28 cm
4.measuring it after it happens.
1 Cinder block & Sugar tub
ReplyDelete2 The Cinder block
3 200 cm
4 iPhone se
1. brick and a tomato
ReplyDelete2, tomato will be standing still
3. 2 meters
4. will record it and time the amount it takes to hit the tomato
1. Baseball and bat
ReplyDelete2. baseball still, bat moving
3. 1 meter
4. Sketch or record
1. Baseball and bat
ReplyDelete2. Ball still, bat moving
3. 0.2 meter
4. Record
1. Soccer ball
ReplyDelete2. Myself
3. 1 Foot
4. Camera (MLTI device)
1 ball and ball
ReplyDelete2 ball still, ball moving
3 1/2 feet
4 sketch and record
A) A field hockey stick and a field hockey ball
ReplyDeleteB) The ball is still, the stick is moving
C) .5 meters away, or one and a half feet
D) I'll record it with my MLTI DEVICEEEE
1. Baseball and a bat
ReplyDelete2. baseball still and bat moving
3. 5 meters
4. measure it
water bottle still bowling ball moving
ReplyDelete1 meter
video tape it
1. Softball/wall
ReplyDelete2.the wall will be still and softball will be moving
3.1 meter
4.video
1.eggand rock
ReplyDelete2. the rock will be still and the rock will be moving.
3. the objects will be two feet apart
4. video tape
1.softball and a bat
ReplyDelete2.Softball moving bat still
3.10 feet apart
4.video tape it
I am having a bowling ball and a cart collide.
ReplyDeleteThe bowling ball will be moving on a cart
My objects will be one meter apart.
I will videotape the entire procedure.
tennis ball and the wall
ReplyDeletethe wall will stay still and the tennis ball will move
3 feet
draw it
1: the floor and a pillow.
ReplyDelete2: the pillow will move. the rest can be guessed
3: 2 meters
4: video.
1. eraser and binder
ReplyDelete2. eraser moving binder still
3. 1 and 1/2 meters apart
4. video
I meant dog, not floor.
ReplyDelete1. a water balloon and a bat
ReplyDelete2. The balloon still, bat moving
3. 3 meters
4. video
Baseball and basketball baseball 10 yards pen and paper
ReplyDeleteLax ball and cement block
ReplyDeleteLax ball moving and cement ball still
2.921 meters
video
A water balloon and me
ReplyDeleteI will be still and the water balloon will be thrown at me.
3 meters
video
egg and cinder brick
ReplyDeletecinder brick moving and egg still
one meter
video
A softball bat and an orange Both will be still moving 1 meter
ReplyDeleteI will record it on my phone or on my laptop
1. Softball and field hockey ball
ReplyDelete2. Softball will be still and field hockey ball moving
3. 1 meter apart
4. I will take pictures and a video.
I think the bowling bawl will push the soccer ball a long way. I think the mass of the soccer ball is 0.4 and the mass of the bowling ball is 6.8 and i think it will be elastic.
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