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Constant Forward Force
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Constant Forward Force
Definitions:
- Force: A push or a pull on an object
- Forward Force: A push or a pull in the SAME direction that the object is moving
Hypothesis:
Scenario 1: What will happen to the speed of the ball if Mr. Ozeni gives the ball a constant forward force with the blow dryer? Why?
The object will stay at a constant speed, because there is a constant forward force.
Scenario 2: What will happen to the speed of the car if Mr. Ozeni turns on the fan? Why?
The object will also stay at a constant speed, because there too, is a constant forward force.
Results:
Metal Ball and Blow dryer
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Car with Fan
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The ball sped up
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The car speeds up
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Data Analysis/Discussion:
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Summary
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We set up 2 experiments that proved forward force actually helps increase speed in an object. In both
experiments we came to the conclusion that a constant forward force affects the velocity of an object by
increasing it's speed. If the speed increases that means the velocity increases too because velocity is an
objects speed in one direction.
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Constant Forward Force
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