Egg Drop--Claire, Chastidy, Mary Charles
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This document outlines an experiment to drop an egg into a glass of water without breaking the egg. The hypothesis is that the egg will crack when touching the glass. The experiment uses cardboard tubes of varying lengths placed over a glass of water, with an egg on top. When a pie pan under the tube is hit horizontally, the tube moves but the egg falls straight into the water without breaking. Videos show the egg successfully dropping into the water. The conclusion is that the egg can be dropped intact into water using this method, demonstrating Newton's first law of motion.
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Egg Drop--Claire, Chastidy, Mary Charles
- 1. Egg Drop
- 2. Presentation designers Mary Charles Phelps Claire T aft Chastidy Barnhill
- 3. T able of Contents 1. . . . . . . Question 2 . . . . .hypothesis 3. . . . . Materials 4 . . . . . Variables 5. . . . .procedures 6. . . . . Data/observations 7 . . . . .videos 8 . . . . . . Analysis 9. . . . . Conclusion 10 . . . . .newtons law
- 4. QuestionIs it possible to drop an egg into a glass of water without touching the egg?
- 5. Hypothesis: I think that the egg will crack when it touches the glass (bottom of the glass) because eggs are breakable.
- 7. Variables: Independent variable: the tubes length changed Dependent variable: when the tube got taller the effect was the splash larger
- 8. Procedures: 1. Fill the large drinking glass about 3 quarters full with water 2. Center a pie pan on top of the glass 3. Place the cardboard tube on the pie plate,positioning it directly over the water. 4. Carefully set the egg on top of the cardboard tube. 5. With your writing hand,smack the edge of the pie pan horizontally. Do not swing up and don't swing down!It is important that you smack the pie pan horizontally and use a pretty solid hit, so plan on chasing the plate and tube. 6. Record your observations 7. Repeat steps 1-6 using each of the different tube sizes.
- 9. Tube size 4 inches 8 inches 4 inches Approximate measurement of water splash Observation Very small splash The tube moves with the tin and the egg falls into the glass of water. Tall splash The tube is taller so the egg has a longer way to fall into the glass. Very small splash The tube moves with the tin and the egg falls into the glass of water.
- 10. IDEOS V
- 11. Analysis: In this project we had an egg sitting on and toliet paper roll and the roll was sitting on a metal pie pan. We thought that the pan is the base so when it has pressure on it it keeps moving as well as the roll but the egg just drops off into the water.
- 12. Conclusion : We learned that the egg will really drop off in the water perfectly and without breaking. We also got to see an actual visual of newtons 1st law.
- 13. All about Newton's first law. Newton first law states that an object at motion tends to stay in motion, and an object at rest tends to stay at rest, unless the object is acted upon by and outside force. We think that this project includes newton 1st law because our hands are the outside force pushing the pie pan and it keeps moving but the egg does not have a force so it drops off.