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Friday 9/28/18 Notebook Entry: A small boat with thicker walls will sink faster than a bigger boat with thin walls. Why might this be the case?

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1 Friday 9/28/18 Notebook Entry: A small boat with thicker walls will sink faster than a bigger boat with thin walls. Why might this be the case?

2 The Science of Boat Design
As we read and learn more about the science of boat design we will take notes. We are going to create 2- column notes TOGETHER!! I will keep a copy in my class notebook for you to see any time you need it.

3 Mass is a measurement of how much matter is in an object.
How would you define mass? Use the pictures below to help you.

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6 Displacement

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