1. Regularity (flies the same every time) of Paper Airplanes
Beroszky, Holman, Semans, Shibata

2. Goals We wanted to know two things
What kind of paper airplane is the most regular?
What makes a paper airplane regular?

3. Method 1: Airplanes used
Airplane A
Airplane B
Airplane C

4. Method 2: Steps Make two of each kind of paper airplane.
Launch two airplanes and let them fall.
Measure the distance between the two airplanes

5. Methods 3: Pictures (real pictures)

6. Results 1: Data Airplane Number of throws
Average distance between airplanes
Airplane 1
45x2
20 cm
Airplane 2
10 cm
Airplane 3
37 cm

7. Results 2: Graph or Chart Title

8. Results 3
Airplane B1 and B2 had the shortest average distance. (10 cm)
Airplane C1 and C2 had the longest average distance. (37 cm)
Sometimes Airplane C1 and C2 did not fly more than 1 meter.

9. Conclusion 1 Airplane B was the most regular.
Winglets
Strong wings
Short body
Airplane C was the least regular.
Weak wings
Weak body

10. Conclusion 2
We want to test three airplanes that all have winglets, strong wings, and short bodies.
We want to know the best size for winglets and bodies.