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1 Bungee Bonanza Level 2 The problem You have recently been employed by the company Bungee Bonanza. A key part of your role is to adjust the height of the bungee jumping platform based on the mass of each participant. You want to maximise the thrill of the bungee jump and ensure safety at all times. If you set the platform too high, the participant won t end up close enough to the ground at the bottom of their fall and it may be boring. If you set the platform too low, then the participant (and you!) will be in big trouble as they will hit the ground. The investigation To help you explore this problem you will create a scale model of the bungee jump apparatus using elastic rope as your bungee rope. You will use a range of figurines and masses to investigate the relationship between mass and the distance of the drop. The method you use is up to you. You will use your knowledge of forces and motion to explain your results and evaluate your experiment in a report for your manager. In your scale model the minimum height of the platform above the ground is 100 centimetres and the maximum height is the top of a retort stand placed on a laboratory bench. The minimum and maximum masses of a participant are 100 grams and 300 grams respectively. You will need to select a length of bungee rope that is appropriate based on these parameters. You will also be provided with the following equipment to help you: Retort stand, boss head, clamp, masking tape, elastic, metre ruler, tape measure, scales.

2 EXP: Name: Partner: Form: Aim: Hypothesis: (Predict what will happen and provide a scientific explanation for your prediction.) Materials (write in dot points) Method (write in steps and make sure your method is detailed enough for someone to repeat the experiment and write in the third person)

3 Label the diagram below Variables: Independent Variable: Dependent Variable: Controlled Variables: Results: Observations: Describe in detail your observations of the motion of your bungee jumper. You may use dot points. (Your observations should be referred to in your scientific explanation in the discussion section.)

4 Total distance from the bungee platform to the ground: m Table 1 (title): Graph 1 (title):

5 Discussion: Describe the trend shown in your data and describe the minimum and maximum data points using data from your table and graph. Describe any strange results, plus suggest a reason for why they may have occurred. Explain your results using scientific theory. Consider the following questions in your answer: Why did the bungee jumper fall? Why did they bounce back up? What forces were acting on the bungee jumper? How do these forces differ for bungee jumpers with different masses? How does this relate to your results?

6 Evaluation: Evaluate the strengths of your method and the equipment that you used. (What aspects of the experiment allowed you to collect accurate data?)

7 Complete the table below to discuss how your experiment could be improved. Consider only the most significant impacts on your results. Table 2: Sources of error and suggested improvements Source of Error Describe what happened during the experiment that had the largest negative impact on the accuracy of your results. 1. Effect of error - How does this affect your results? Are your results higher or lower than the accurate results provided? Improvements Describe what you could do differently to reduce this source of error and improve your results Having completed the table above, make an overall statement regarding how accurate your data is.

8 Conclusion: State the relationship you observed between your independent variable and your dependent variable. Explain whether your hypothesis was correct and why or why not.

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