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    The Effect That Different Types Surfaces Have On A Bouncy Ball

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    The document describes an experiment to measure how the bounce of a rubber ball is affected by different surfaces. Materials tested included lab tables, paper, foil, towels, baggies, and cardboard. Predictions were made about the bounce on each surface before collecting data on the average bounce height in centimeters. Videos were also taken to visually compare the bounces on different materials.

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    The document describes an experiment to measure how the bounce of a rubber ball is affected by different surfaces. Materials tested included lab tables, paper, foil, towels, baggies, and cardboard. Predictions were made about the bounce on each surface before collecting data on the average bounce height in centimeters. Videos were also taken to visually compare the bounces on different materials.

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    The document describes an experiment to measure how the bounce of a rubber ball is affected by different surfaces. Materials tested included lab tables, paper, foil, towels, baggies, and cardboard. Predictions were made about the bounce on each surface before collecting data on the average bounce height in centimeters. Videos were also taken to visually compare the bounces on different materials.

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    The effect that different types surfaces have on a bouncy ball

    OBJECTIVE: ​ To measure the difference in the bounce of a bouncy ball has on different
    surfaces and how the height of the bounce differs.

    Prediction
    Table
    Very cheap non absorbent 1-ply commericiw
    Printer Paper
    Foil
    2-ply paper towel
    ZIploc baggie
    DInner napkin
    Cardboard

    Materials:
    ● Medium Sized solid Rubber Bouncy call
    SURFACES:
    Lab Table
    Very cheap non absorbent 1-ply commerici
    2-ply reinforced cardboard
    Standard Sheet Of Aluminum Foil
    3-ply Dinner Napkin
    Ziploc Baggie
    2-ply bounty paper towel
    8 ½ by 11 Standard Printer Paper
    Surface Average Height cm Video
    Lab Table 70

    1-ply non absorbent 72


    8 ½ by 11 Standard Printer 68
    Paper

    Standard Sheet Of Aluminum 61


    Foil
    2-ply bounty paper towel 68

    Ziploc Baggie 70
    3-ply Dinner Napkin 60

    Cardboard 33

    [insert videos here]

    Google slides layout and suggested sentence starters.


    Slide 1
    Title, author names
    Slide 2
    Objective of lab
    Slide 3
    Materials
    Slide 4
    Prediction
    Slide 5
    Data table
    Slides 6 and 7
    Placeholders for gifs/videos

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