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Paper Helicopter Drop

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1.

In the helicopter drop experiment, list the steps in the order they were to be completed.

Share your results.
Make a hypothesis.
Ask/ formulate a testable question.
Describe the procedure (plan the experiment with details)
Observe & record the results.
List the materials need to complete the experiment.
Conduct the experiment.

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2.

In the helicopter drop experiment, what was the independent variable?

wingspan

drop height

flight time

color

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3.

In the helicopter drop experiment, what was the dependent variable?

wingspan

drop height

flight time

color

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In the helicopter drop experiment, what were the control variables?

drop height

classroom fans (wind)

cadence (3, 2, 1, drop - ready, set, drop - consistency with dropper and timer)

flight time

drop zone (cleared)

wingspan

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5.

Looking at your data, did the wingspan determine the flight time of your paper helicopter?

Yes, the longer the wingspan was, the the slower the paper helicopter dropped.

No, the paper helicopter dropped at the same rate each time.

Yes, the longer the wingspan was, the the faster the paper helicopter dropped.

Yes, the shorter the wingspan was the slower the paper helicopter dropped.

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6.

Conclusion. Summarize your results in your own words about how wingspan effected the flight time of the paper helicopters.

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7.

Share your results by taking a picture with your chromebook of your data table (not your partners), then upload the picture by clicking the "Upload File Response" button. Make sure your entire data table is completely filled out before submitting your picture.