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The document assigns group roles for a systems webquest, with Matt assigned to checking and reporting, Erica to calculations and reporting, Cheyenne to calculations and reporting, and Sarah to the powerpoint and reporting. It provides speed information for Korean and American missiles, with the American missile traveling faster at around 5,957 miles per hour. The report describes the American missile intercepting and blocking the Korean missile from reaching the moon, which is about 233,859 miles from Earth. Graphs and charts are referenced but not included. The conclusion states that the missile was blocked and the moon was saved.
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Systems Webquest Lehman
- 1. Systems Webquest Matt Erica Cheyenne Sarah
- 2. Group Assignments Matt- Checker, Report Erica- Calculations, Report Cheyenne- Calculations, Report Sarah- PowerPoint, Report
- 3. Missile Information Korean Missile Travelling -14,651.5 Miles Per Day -23,442.4 Kilometers Per Day -976.77 Kilometers Per Hour -610.48 Miles Per Hour
- 4. Missile Information American Missile -142,982 Miles Per Day -228,771.2 Kilometers Per Day -9,532.13 Kilometers Per Hour -5,957.58 Miles Per Hour
- 5. Report The total distance from Earth to the Moon is approximately 233,859 miles. With the rapid speed of the American Missile trying to save the moon, the Korean Missile was blocked by the counter attack.
- 6. Important Graphs and Charts
- 7. Important Graphs and Charts
- 8. Conclusion The Missile was blocked. And the Moon was saved!!!