2. By Noah, Gaby, Jack, and Ben

3.  How does the release distance affect the bounce distance of a golf ball from bounce 1 to bounce 2?

4.  I predict that the higher the release distance, the higher farther the distance between bounce 1 and bounce 2

5.  2 PVC pipes  16 D nail  Carbon paper  Chair  Goggles  Golf ball  Lab report  Meter tape  Masking tape  Scott towels

6.  1. Draw blueprint  2. Put on goggles  3. build ramp  4. lay out paper towels and carbon paper  5. Put nail in lowest socket  6. Drop ball.  7. Remove nail  8. record data  9. repeat, moving the nail up one socket each time.

7.  Controlled  Ball, nail, angle of ramp, floor  Manipulated  Height of drop  Dependent  Distance between bounces

8.  The first drop travelled 35.5 cm. It made no sound. The carbon paper left a mark as the ball hit it. The second drop mace a slight thud. It traveled 50. cm. the third drop traveled 68 cm and took two tries. The fourth drop traveled 89 cm. My hypothesis was starting to be correct. I think momentum makes the ball go further. The second to last bounce had a minor setback because Jack Did the measurement wrong but we fixed it and it went 119cm. The final bounce went 123cm

10.  The higher the drop distance is, the farther apart the distance is from bounce 1 to bounce 2. I think this is because of momentum. My hypothesis was correct.