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9-27-17 How Fast or How Far Can You Roll a Ball Conclusion

Do Now: Answer the questions below in your Science Notebook What is the difference between repetition and replication? Repetition is multiple trials while replication involves others repeating. How could you study for the quiz on Friday? Quiz yourself! Find a friend and review the homework examples or make up examples and see if you can correctly identify repetition and replication examples. Make flash cards and quiz yourself.

Homework for Tonight: Study Quiz is on Friday!!!

HW Review: Repetition and Replication Worksheet (given on Friday) Trade & Grade using only red ink Mark only the incorrect answer and provide the correct answer. D. Investigation 4 C. Replication A. Scenario 1

HW Review: Repetition and Replication Worksheet (given Monday, 9-25-17) Trade & Grade using only red ink Mark only the incorrect answer and provide the correct answer. Replication Repetition

How Fast or Far Can You Roll a Ball? Conclusions Did you have any difficulties during the experiment before switching procedures? What feedback did you receive on your materials list & procedures?

Data Comparison Pd. 1 Group Original Group’s Average Second Group’s Average Joshua, Hiroshi, Cole, Alex No data submitted 444.5 cm Alexis J., Mikey, Whitney, Tomas 0.87 sec 1.26 sec Michias, Jada, Logan, Micah No data collected No data collected; group had difficulty building ramp Caiden, Jasmine, Triston, Heather 146.6 in 67.67 in Daniel, Mireya, Trey, Kallista 1.38 sec Vibha, Jaeden, Maya 1.27 sec 1.03 sec Alexandros, Kara, Alexis N. 1.58 sec 2.04 sec Makayla, Hayden, Sariya *112 in – only 1 trial No data collected; group could not balance ball on ramp Speed Winners : Vibha, Jaeden, Maya Distance Winners: Caiden, Jasmine, Triston, Heather

Data Comparison Pd. 3 Group Original Group’s Average Second Group’s Average Leath, Cory, Ariel, Ryleigh 122 in 24 in Misael, Daviyon, Ajah, Iris 0.91 sec 0.76 sec Ariana, Jadyn, Daniel, Travis 5.66 ft = 67.92 in 84.33 in Tyra, Keoni, Joshua, Anne 1.40 (no units given) No data collected; group had difficulty constructing ramp Kayla, Xander, Michelle, Ethan 121 in 141.83 in Andres, Mansi, Ash, Michael 2.35 sec 0.4 sec Tovah, Mario, Jose, Andrea 15 ft 154 in* only one trial completed Yamilet, Levent, Daly 0.59 sec 0.7 sec Distance winners: Ariana, Jadyn, Daniel, Travis Speed Winners: Yamilet, Levent, Daly

Data Comparison Pd. 4 Group Original Group’s Average Second Group’s Average Jayden, Gabriel, Avion, Landon 1.65 sec 1.7 sec Leandro, Seth, Jacob H., Ronald No data submitted No data collected; procedures were incomplete Trace, Alexis, Desiree, Tyler 5.4 sec No data collected; No procedures were provided Aidan, Arika, Leah, Joshua 83 in No data collected; group did not understand how to build ramp Nick, Jacob R., Jayla Mikaela, Noa, Daniel, Catalina 41.75 (no units given) 2 ft Winners: Jayden, Gabriel, Avion, Landon Mikaela, Noa, Daniel, Catalina

Data Comparison Pd. 5 Group Original Group’s Average Second Group’s Average Gianna, Sebastian, Michael, Laysha NO DATA SUBMITTED No data collected; procedures incomplete Jeremiah, Nathan, Devin, Balin No data collected; procedures were unclear Eric, Logan, Damian, Dominic 251 in *only 2 trials Jessica, Ofelia, Elena, Gabriella Mariah, Nataly, Diamond *No data submitted Jay, Dakota, Isaiah, Grant 1.80 sec Walker, Daniel, Gabriel No data collected

Data Comparison Pd. 6 Group Original Group’s Average Second Group’s Average Saydey, Claudio, Ashlee 238.5 cm 271.2 cm Tristan, Meiah, Halle 1.5 sec No data collected; procedures unclear James, Max, Gabriel 134 cm 43 in Sean, Leilani, Luis, Amara 2.96 sec Conner, Zuley, Sabi, Mateo 1.98 sec No data collected; procedures to build ramp unclear

Data Comparison Pd. 7 Group Original Group’s Average Second Group’s Average Michael, Kaylon, Morgan, Rachael No data collected; ball kept going too far to measure Ari, Jaden, Brianna, Jordan 2 sec Giovanni, Brandon, Chris *No data submitted Devin, Mikayla G., Felix No data collected; group had difficulty constructing ramp Malik, Alexa, Mekhi, Adriana No data collected; unclear why Mychal, Christian, Mikalah P., Liyah No data collected; group had difficulty building ramp because of missing materials

Class Discussion Should data be similar? Why or why not? Data should be similar if we want our results validated. What were some essential components of the procedure? Clear steps on how to build the ramp Direction on where to place the tennis ball How to measure the tennis ball’s distance or speed Where to start measuring from When to stop the timer What units to use when measuring Something that is NOT necessary would be a step stating to “Gather your materials”. This is already implied by providing the materials list.

Exit Ticket This exit ticket will be for a Mastery grade. Close your notebooks. Complete independently and silently. When you are finished, raise your hand and I will come to you to collect the exit ticket.