1. Question -Does walking for shelter keep you drier
instead of running?
Hypothesis -Walking to shelter keeps you drier than
running
Experiment -Have one person run to a shelter from
50 ft and then repeat but have them walk
Analysis -Compare the 2 sets of clothes to see which
is more wet
Conclusion -Walking to shelter will keep you drier
than running.
2. Running in the rain will get you more wet then
walking.
3.A hypothesis is not a guess because it is an
opinion on what the outcome of an experiment will be.
4.Indoor
Pro: control of variables, Changes to experiment are
easier
Con: May be difficult to recreate conditions needed
Outdoor
Pro: Real life conditions
Con: Control of different variables very difficult.
5. Running or walking.
6. How wet will you get.
7. Control group: Nothing changed, just a base
measurement
Experimental Group: Tested on to see if hypothesis
is accurate and then compared to control results.
8. Natural precipitation rates, perspiration, wind,
length of course, clothes of the same consistence.
9. The experiment the meteorologists designed for
their experiment was to just have one person run and one person walk outside
when it was raining, then measuring the amount of water absorbed. While the
Mythbusters did their experiment in a closed environment where they were able
to eliminate all other variables so they could just test the one they needed.
10. This sample size should be adequate because they
were very careful to eliminate all other possible variables so the outcome
would only be affected the variables they wanted. While if they did increase
the sample size it would help the data become much more accurate.
11.
|
Time
|
Wind
|
Time(s)
|
Initial Mass of Suit (g)
|
Final Mass of Suit (g)
|
Water Absorbed (g)
|
Water Absorbed Per Second (g/s)
|
|
Adam
walk
|
No
|
18.28
|
757
|
785
|
28
|
1.5
|
|
Jamie
walk
|
No
|
17.84
|
757
|
790
|
33
|
1.9
|
|
Adam
run
|
No
|
7.06
|
757
|
799
|
42
|
6.0
|
|
Jamie
run
|
No
|
6.59
|
757
|
793
|
36
|
5.5
|
|
Adam
walk
|
Yes
|
17.40
|
757
|
789
|
32
|
1.8
|
|
Jamie
walk
|
Yes
|
17.56
|
757
|
788
|
31
|
1.8
|
|
Adam
run
|
Yes
|
6.98
|
757
|
801
|
44
|
6.3
|
|
Jamie
run
|
Yes
|
6.51
|
757
|
790
|
33
|
5.1
|
12. Running = 38.8ml Walking = 31.0ml
13. Scatter Plot graph
14. Bar graph
Disadvantage to Scatter plot: May have difficulties finding
an average
16. Advantages to Bar graph: Very easy to figure out
high and low point of data
Disadvantage to Bar graph: Finer details may be
missed
17. The Mythbusters concluded that walking in the
rain is better than running. This conclusion disagrees with the meteorologists
saying it is better to run in the rain. I think the Mythbusters are correct
because in both experiments the Mythbusters were able to eliminate more
variables in their experiment than the meteorologist which would mean that their
data isn't as accurate as the Mythbuster's data, thus showing that walking in
the rain is better then running.


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