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By: Juan David Remolina Andrew Masters Alec Jackson September 25 th , 2012 Straw Rocket
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Page 1: By: Juan David  Remolina Andrew Masters Alec Jackson

By:• Juan David Remolina• Andrew Masters• Alec Jackson

September 25th , 2012

Straw Rocket

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Our Straw Rocket

A Balloon attached to one of the open side of the straw provides a place for air storage that will allow the rocket to move.

The straw works as the turbine exhausts in turbo jet engines.

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Variables Identified

TimeDistancePressureDirectionHeight of flight

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Variables AnalyzedTime (dependent variable):With the use of a stopwatch we took the time that it took the rocket to completely stop moving.

Length of the Balloon (independent variable):We measure the length of the balloon before we allowed the air to be released.

Length of balloon

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Hypothesis

There is a direct relationship between the length of the balloon holding the air and the time the straw rocket travels.

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Graph

Length of the Balloon (cm)

Time (s)

15 3.2317.5 3.7121 4.3424 5.19

Data Collected

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Analysis of Data Collected and ObservationsFrom the Graph we can observe that there

is almost a linear relationship between the length of the balloon and the time that the straw rocket was in movement.Without any guidance system the rocket does not maintain a constant course that will allows to obtain a exact measurement of the total distance traveled by the rocket.

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Straw Rocket

Thank you


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