On the 3rd day of the Barbie Bungie Jump activity, we were to review a partner's DP and its contents. We are to critique it, and fulfill Mr. Fozi's checklist:http://wp.nc.hightechhigh.org/vfozi/2008/10/22/barbie-bungee-jump-day-3/
I decided to review Gabby's DP: http://wp.nc.hightechhigh.org/golivas/2008/10/21/barbie-bungee-jumpday2/
I was able to clearly understand the information provided on Gabby's digital portfolio.
Checklist:
-All the points are on the same graph
-The rubber bands are correctly represented on the x-axis
-The distance traveled is on the y-axis
-I was able to clearly understand the purpose of the x ad y axes.
-The slope IS between 10-40cm. [21.17 to be exact]
-And finally, you were able to solve the linear equation using the 400cm rubber bands problem.
What I learned
In this project, I was able to learn how to use equations to figure out situations on a bigger scale. Let me reiterate; we were to find the equation for our data. It was at a small scale - the barbie was dropped only a few feet up. But using the equation, we were able to find out how many rubber bands are needed to safely launch Barbie from 400 cm. It is a very handy skill to learn, and this project really helped in the learning process.
Overall, this was a very good project that helped me learn things I've never known before. Woo! Enlightenment!
Barbie Bungie Jump REVIEW
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 | Posted by John Torres at 12:40 PM
Labels: 10th, Math/Chemistry
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3 comments:
John,
Overall this looks great. Very clear and visually appealing, too. Nice photos!
I noticed that on the earlier post, you didn't identify the slop and the y-intercept.
Could you turn the URLs into links?
Finally, can you expand on this comment:
"I was able to clearly understand the purpose of the x ad y axes."
So ... what IS the purpose of the x & y axes? If you did another experiment, how would you know which variable to put on which axis?
nice job, heres another project similar to yours. its pretty cool.
www.themidnightbunny.blogspot.com
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