S-o Phil and his assembly line a little about how he made his first duck calls. Well, he needed a like sanding thing or whatever you call it so he went around looking for it but the issue is this type of machinery was expensive and he didn't make much money then so once he was talking to a church friend and he was like yeah I have to somehow get like a bunch of money and the guys like how much do you need and he wrote it on a pice of paper and Phil went to the bank and said I need twenty-five thousand dollars and the man was like whats your collateral Phil put that sheet of paper down and they were like let's go get some coffee. So he bought his machinery but the issue was he spent most of the money spending it on this machinery, okay and when it came Phil thought it would be enough to put in the back of his truck, no. They were like you will need a flatbed to get this thing to your house. Like this thing was massive so Phil went and got a dump truck and they put in their and Phil had his machinery.
Joel Engelsma LAB REPORT FOR FRICTION The purpose. We will see how friction affects the distance the car will travel by different surfaces. Hypothesis the car will travel on a smoother surface because there is less friction than on any other. Our independent variable is the different surfaces. The dependent variable is the distance the car will travel. Materials A toy car A board A yoga mat A tape measure A towel 4 books Procedure Step 1 put the car on the top of the board and layout yoga mat about under the slanted board. Step2 roll the car down the downward slant and measure how far it went. Step3 record the measurements on paper or computer. Data distance traveled Towel 11.5 inches 12 inches 13 inches Average 12 ⅙ inches Bare floor 113 inches 121.5 inches 118 inches Average 117.5 inches Yoga mat 27 inches 28 inches 30 inches Average 28 ⅓ Discussion and Results The ...
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