Ryuta E. conducted an experiment throwing a paper airplane six times and making changes between throws to test how it affected the distance and time aloft. Their prediction was that their plane would fly the furthest of all students but observations found it did not fly the farthest, though it did fly far. The plane did not fly far on the fourth throw because Ryuta messed up the throw, which frustrated them.

1. Paper AirplanesBy:Ryuta E.

2. Distance Thrown

3. Time Aloft

4. Changes Made To The Airplane

5. S.L.O.F. (science lab observation form)-Procedure- I am going t0 throw my Dart nose airplane 6 times. I will add different changes to the airplane through out the six throws.-Prediction- I think my paper air plane will fly the furthest out of all the students.-Observation- My paper airplane did not fly the farthest, but it did fly pretty far. -Evaluation- My paper airplane did not fly the furthest on the fourth throw because I messed up when I threw it which made me mad.

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