1. Party Foul Adam Raby Christine Waite Philip Huber Travis Owens

2. Design Platform Ramp Mousetrap Pendulum Cup on Pivot

3. The Intelligent Side of Party Foul Conservation of Linear Momentum (Car and ball) – m car v car +m ball v b all = m car v car ’+m ball v ball ’ Conservation of Angular Momentum (Pendulum and cup) – I pen. ω pen. + I cup ω cup = I pen ω pen ’ +I cup ω cup ’ Gravitational Potential Energy to Kinetic Energy (Ball rolling down ramp ; ball falling from cup) – mgh=½mv 2 – V final =√2gh/1+x ; v final =√2gh – v final =√[2(9.81 m/s 2 )(.11 m )]/[3/2] ; v final =√2(9.81 m/s 2 )(.34 cm ) – V final =1.2 m/s ; v final = 2.58 m/s Torque (Ball striking cup to flip it over) – τ=Iα and τ=r x F

4. Road Bumps The Mousetrap: can kill a mouse but cannot cut thread. The wood: either splits or the nails aren’t long enough. Stability: “just make the base bigger.” The solution for any problem: Duct tape.

5. Good Riddance, Party Foul. What started as a “simple idea” turned out to be not so simple. Worked out all of the problems to the point of functionality. Completed the goal and worked well together.