The students measured each other's standing vertical jumps to calculate hang time using the equation t=√((2ymax)/g). They found that most had a 32cm vertical jump and 0.5 seconds of hang time, while Kayode had a 42cm vertical and 0.53 seconds of hang time. They concluded that the experiment provided individual hang time results based on vertical jump measurements.
The students measured each other's standing vertical jumps to calculate hang time using the equation t=√((2ymax)/g). They found that most had a 32cm vertical jump and 0.5 seconds of hang time, while Kayode had a 42cm vertical and 0.53 seconds of hang time. They concluded that the experiment provided individual hang time results based on vertical jump measurements.
The students measured each other's standing vertical jumps to calculate hang time using the equation t=√((2ymax)/g). They found that most had a 32cm vertical jump and 0.5 seconds of hang time, while Kayode had a 42cm vertical and 0.53 seconds of hang time. They concluded that the experiment provided individual hang time results based on vertical jump measurements.
Nathan Goldsmith, Gideon Chaffee, Patrick Brooks, Kayode Elion
Washington Latin Public CHarter School 5200 2nd St NW, Washington, DC 20011
Data and Analysis:
Introduction: Our data showed that most of Procedure and Set up: us got a 32cm standing vertical, The equation we used was and Kayode got 42cm. We used t=√((2ymax)/g). We used the the equation t=√((2ymax)/g) to Our procedure consisted of equation to find the hang-time of figure out our hang time. We somebody standing straight up each individual in the group. We ended up having around .5 against a wall and reaching as plugged the verticals into the seconds each, kayode being high as they could. Then they put equations, and get out the the exception with a .53. a piece of tape on the wall, jumped hangtime. In this we used straight up and put a new piece of mathematics and computational tape at their highest point. thinking in finding the equation and solving for t.
Objective: Our objective was to
figure out each individual’s hang time based off of their vertical using the equations above. Conclusion: Our goal was to see how long we hang in the air. In the end we Materials: Tape, meter stick, had the results, Patrick, Gideon, and scissors Nathan all ended up with a .5 second hangtime, and kayode with a .53. This data is shown in the table above