Tyrone and Valerie wanted to determine what feature of a paper airplane would cause it to fly the farthest. Tyrone made his airplane with wider wings than Valerie's airplane. Valerie's airplane had shorter wings, and the plane was also narrower and longer than Tyrone's. After testing the two airplanes several times, the evidence shows that Tyrone's airplane flew farther through the air than Valerie's airplane.

Describe why the investigation above is not adequate to explain which airplane feature caused Tyrone's airplane to fly farther than Valerie's.

Using what Tyrone and Valerie have already observed, suggest a possible hypothesis regarding one feature of a paper airplane.

Identify the independent and dependent variables. Describe, in detail, a procedure to test your hypothesis. Identify the controlled variables.

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17 November, 23:26

Tyrone and Valerie wanted to determine what feature of a paper airplane would cause it to fly the farthest. Tyrone made his airplane with wider wings than Valerie's airplane. Valerie's airplane had shorter wings, and the plane was also narrower and longer than Tyrone's. After testing the two airplanes several times, the evidence shows that Tyrone's airplane flew farther through the air than Valerie's airplane.

Describe why the investigation above is not adequate to explain which airplane feature caused Tyrone's airplane to fly farther than Valerie's.

Using what Tyrone and Valerie have already observed, suggest a possible hypothesis regarding one feature of a paper airplane.

Identify the independent and dependent variables. Describe, in detail, a procedure to test your hypothesis. Identify the controlled variables.

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Kristopher Hayden · Answer 1

I think this is due to aerodynamics. Air is the stuff this is all around you. carry your hand in front of your physique which includes your palm dealing with sideways so as that your thumb is on appropriate and your pinkie is dealing with the floor. Swing your hand back and forth.