2. Paper Airplane Project By Sebastian Cave and Asher Ardron

3. What and Why? We are taking a default paper airplane (if we kept testing different airplanes there would me way too many variables), then changing a certain variable to see how much it affects the distance, then make a Weebly website to publish our results. Our Variables: 1. Wing Hole-Punched 2. Large Hole in Wing 3. Weight in Front 4. Weight in Back 5. Crumpled Wing 6. 2 Pencils In Plane

4. Wing Hole-Punched Large Hole in Wing These variables are exactly what their titles say. For the hole punch, we simply hole punch the wing. For the large hole, we will make a hole around the size of a golf ball in the wing of the plane

5. Weight in Front Weight in Back Like the first two variables, these are also simple. We will put a weight of half a gram to a gram in the front or back of the airplane to see how it effects the flight.

6. Crumpled Wing Pencils In Plane For this variable, we will test a plane with a single crumpled wing. We will also put 2 pencils inside the body of a plane, and see how it flies.

7. Results Hole punched VS Default Large Hole VS Default Crumpled Wing VS Default Weight in Front VS Default Weight in Back VS Default Pencils Inside Vs Default Variable35 ft.24 ft.2 ft.27 ft.13 ft.14 ft. Default34 ft. 32 ft.27 ft. 26 ft. Difference1 ft.10 ft.30 ft.0 ft.14 ft.12 ft. Percent Decrease -3%-29%-94%0%-52%-46%