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    Khalib Savage hypothesized that a basketball left outside at 85 degrees would bounce higher than one left at 15 degrees. He placed one basketball in a freezer at 15 degrees and another in an 85 degree area for 24 hours. When tested, the 85 degree basketball bounced higher, supporting his hypothesis. Khalib concluded that higher temperatures cause basketballs to bounce higher due to increased molecular movement.

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    Khalib Savage hypothesized that a basketball left outside at 85 degrees would bounce higher than one left at 15 degrees. He placed one basketball in a freezer at 15 degrees and another in an 85 degree area for 24 hours. When tested, the 85 degree basketball bounced higher, supporting his hypothesis. Khalib concluded that higher temperatures cause basketballs to bounce higher due to increased molecular movement.

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    Khalib Savage hypothesized that a basketball left outside at 85 degrees would bounce higher than one left at 15 degrees. He placed one basketball in a freezer at 15 degrees and another in an 85 degree area for 24 hours. When tested, the 85 degree basketball bounced higher, supporting his hypothesis. Khalib concluded that higher temperatures cause basketballs to bounce higher due to increased molecular movement.

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    Khalib Savage hypothesized that a basketball left outside at 85 degrees would bounce higher than one left at 15 degrees. He placed one basketball in a freezer at 15 degrees and another in an 85 degree area for 24 hours. When tested, the 85 degree basketball bounced higher, supporting his hypothesis. Khalib concluded that higher temperatures cause basketballs to bounce higher due to increased molecular movement.

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    NAME: KHALIB SAVAGE

    TITLE: LET’S BOUNCE IT…


    QUESTION: How does the TEMPERATURE affect the bounce of a BASKET BALL?

    HYPOTHESIS: I think that the BASKET BALL that was left outside on 85 degrees
    bounce higher than the one left on 15 degree temperature.

    PROCEDURE: The procedure use to test my hypothesis is a temperature gauge, one


    the BASKET BALL was placed inside a deep freezer for twenty four hours (24 hrs.).
    The second BASKET BALL was placed on an 85 degrees temperature area for the same
    time period.
    The one in the freezer has a temperature of 15 degree and the second one has 85 degree.
    The 85 degrees BASKET BALL bounce higher than the 15 degrees BASKET BALL.

    CONCLUSIN: A higher temperature BASKET BALL bounce higher than the lower
    temperature BASKET BALL. Because when the temperature rises, the molecules
    increase.

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