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1 1 Title Slide: Problem (type your Question) –Name –Date –Class period –Picture cited) no clipart Picture illustrates friction (too much or too little) Your choice on how to use the picture –Placement, size, etc

2 2 Background information 4 facts from your research –“what is friction” –“What is inertia”

3 3 Hypothesis & Variables

4 4 Procedure with simple sketch of ramp and car Number your procedure. Small sketch (use Paint) List materials in a TEXT BOX near the sketch

5 5 Graph your results (averages) Create a “comparison” graph illustrating your data. Write a short caption (min 3 sentences) Remember “MIX” and “DRY”

6 6 Conclusion Restate your hypothesis Use data to support your answer Answer your problem Closing statement

7 7 Discussion What possible errors did your group encounter? What would cause the data to be slightly inaccurate? Real World example: use a picture and hyperlink to your “real world” internet cite. (How to

8 8 Work Cited Background information –See web cite for citation 3 hyperlinks cited here Use citation machine web site

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