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1 Barbie Bungee Jump

2 Give her the best bungee jump ever—without killing her.
How many rubber bands will it take to get Barbie the closest to the ground without hitting? What you will get: 7 rubber bands, a Barbie, and a meter stick. Height from the pavement to the roof of the gym (including the launch pad): in (483.9 cm)

3 What I need from you: Gather Data Organize It Graph It (Graph paper)
Equation modeling your data. Find how many rubber bands your group will need (Drop height = in or cm)

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