Aira Nina Abdulmajid

BOUNCINESS
GEN MATH

11 STEM 2


INDEPENDENT
VARIABLE:
DROP HEIGHT
BECAUSE WE CAN CHOOSE

WHEREVER WE

WANT TO DROP THE BALL WHICH MEANS WE

CAN CONTROL IT

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DEPENDENT VARIABLE

The dependent variable is the

rebound height since it will

change if the max height is

changed

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EQUATION

FORMED

New Value / Original Value

= Growth Factor

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FIRST TRIAL
100

The quantities are directly related

75 The relationship is linear

PERCENT OF PREVIOUS BOUNCE HEIGHT THAT

50 EACH SUCCESSIVE BOUNCE HEIGHT REACHES

25
110/200 = .55 = 55%

80/110 = .72 = 72%

0
1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

49/80 = .61 = 61%

Max Height 1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

200 110 80 49
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SECOND TRIAL
100

The quantities are directly related

75
The relationship is linear

PERCENT OF PREVIOUS BOUNCE HEIGHT THAT

50 EACH SUCCESSIVE BOUNCE HEIGHT REACHES

25
105/200 = .52 = 52%

77/105 = .73 = 73%

0
1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

57.5/77 = .74 = 74%

Max Height 1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

200 105 77 57.5

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THIRD TRIAL
100

The quantities are directly related

75 The relationship is linear

PERCENT OF PREVIOUS BOUNCE HEIGHT THAT

50 EACH SUCCESSIVE BOUNCE HEIGHT REACHES

25
108/200 = .54 = 54%

74/108 = .69 = 69%

0
1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

69/74 = .93 = 93%

Max Height 1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

200 108 74 69
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FOURTH TRIAL
100

The quantities are directly related

75
The relationship is linear

PERCENT OF PREVIOUS BOUNCE HEIGHT THAT

50 EACH SUCCESSIVE BOUNCE HEIGHT REACHES

25
116/200 = .58 = 58%

82/116 = .70 = 70%

0
1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

75/82 = .91 = 91%

Max Height 1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

200 116 82 75
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FIFTH TRIAL
100

The quantities are directly related

75 The relationship is linear

PERCENT OF PREVIOUS BOUNCE HEIGHT THAT

50 EACH SUCCESSIVE BOUNCE HEIGHT REACHES

25
110/200 = .55 = 55%

78/110 = .70 = 70%

0
1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

70/78 = .89 = 89%

Max Height 1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

200 110 78 70
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AVERAGE
100

The quantities are directly related

75 The relationship is linear

PERCENT OF PREVIOUS BOUNCE HEIGHT THAT

50 EACH SUCCESSIVE BOUNCE HEIGHT REACHES

25
109.8/200 = .55 = 55%

78.2/109.8 = .71 = 71%

0
1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

64.1/78.2 = .81 = 81%

Max Height 1st bounce 2nd bounce 3rd bounce

200 109.8 78.2 64.1