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1 By: Werner von Braun Names of Team Members
Rocketeer By:  Werner von Braun Names of Team Members

2 Brief explanation of what you are presenting, ex How the flight of rockets relates to Newton's Laws etc

3 Reproduce Launch Data Be sure also to record mass of rocket with engine and without engine.

4 Picture of Your Rocket, working on rocket, etc

5 Video of Your Flight

6 Show Calculations for Altitude

7 Graphing Using One Station Tracking
Graphing Using One Station Tracking

8 Show calculations for Average Speed as the rocket is ascending and descending.

9 Show calculation for acceleration ascending Assume initial velocity=0m/s What is the acceleration on the descent?

10 Newton's First Law of Motion
Explain 1st Law and how it pertains to your rocket's flight.

11 Newton's 2nd Law Explain 2nd law
Calculate the force of your rocket-ascending and descending.

12 Newton's 3rd Law Explain 3rd law and relate it relate to your rocket's flight.

13 KE,GPE, Work, Momentum, Impact Speed
Calculate, KE, GPE, Work, Impact Speed and Momentum KE- calculate during ascension GPE- at apogee Work- calculate during ascension Momentum- calculate during descension Impact Speed- we are disregarding air friction

14 Conclusion What do you think about this activity/assessment?

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