PPT-Experiment on Farthest Throw of Catapult

Course project of DOE 2010 spring By Group 11 沈坤孙维袁怡潇于漠南朱雯 1 Photo art courtesy smartkatalogfortwo2007pdf Daimler AG 2 Introduction Factor Analysis. &. Lab Activity. Force (. F. ). : strength or power applied upon an object.. F = mass * acceleration. Definitions. Mass (. m. ). : the quantity of matter (atoms/particles) in the object. Gravity (. Shadouf. :. Just . a long pole balanced in the middle, with a weight on one end and a rope attached to the other end with a bucket tied to it. . Catapult History. Ballistas. were built around. 800 BC by the Greeks and. The word 'Catapult' comes from the two Greek words "kata" (downward) and "pultos" (a small circular battle shield). . Katapultos was then taken to mean "shield piercer".. A catapult is any kind of device that shoots or launches a projectile by mechanical means, a great distance without the aid of explosive devices. . Farsquaad. . Problem Statement. Torsion is not strong enough to propel the objects. . . Base has to be very stable. . . Need the right measurements to insure success when launching. . Operation and Application. By: Matt . DeGolyer. . & Kendra Getz . Introduction . History of QB Throw. Role of a QB Throw. Phases for QB Throw. Visual of Throwing Phases. Quarterback Video/Dart-fish. Common Injuries. History of QB Throw. By:Izaac. D.. . Problem Statement. Which type of paper will fly the farthest as a paper airplane?. Hypothesis. I think that the paper made out of construction paper will fly the farthest because it is thick and steady and less force would be on it. Even though it is . . with Marshmallows. . As a team, you will need to construct a catapult that can launch a marshmallow the farthest distance.. Your team will need to determine how best to construct your contraption using the materials provided and a method for testing the consistency of your design.. Toby . Guenthner. Kyle Jones. Sawyer Ikeda . Cate. . Guempel. Phase 1. Made marble ramp to start. Made second ramp for second marble. Made spot for dominoes to fall. Phase 2. Found out what second marble does. throw is formed by wrapping the two strands around each other so that the angle of the wrap equals 360 Mr. . McLean: . 8. th. Grade Physical Sciences Final Project. Why . S. tudy Physics. During the course of this year we have learnt a lot of different concepts.. Why do we learn about physics? . How can we apply what we have learnt?. 1. Executive Team – Driven; Energetic; Experienced. 2. Michael Wood, CEO. Previously VP of Environmental and Regulatory at Tervita . 19 years’ experience in the global energy sector . Ryan Kaminski, COO. AP Statistics Chapter 1 - Review 2013 Mrs. White AP ExamTopic Outline Topic Exam Percentage Exploring Data 20%-30% Sampling & Experimentation 10%-15% Anticipating Patterns 20%-30% Statistical Inference  .  .  .  .  . Sites.  . Given a point . , . is its . farthest point . if for all. .  .  . The farthest point of . is .  .  . Not Every Site Can be the Farthest.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 1 AbouP POe T uPoriMl Hammer T hrow is a sport in which a heavy metallic object is thrown which has to land in a prescribed area. The heavy metallic object is connected with a string and the ath