I want to find out if there is a relationship between how high a ball is dropped from and how high it bounces up.
Hypothesis:
I predict that the higher the ball is dropped from, the higher it bounces.
Method:
The equipment that I will need is:
- Bouncy ball
- Ruler
- Stand with boss head and clamp ( Only if you are doing by yourself)

- Attach the clamp to the stand.
- Clamp the ruler onto the stand so that the zero mark is on the ground.
- Hold the bottom of the ball on 50cm and drop.
- Record the height of the bounce measuring the bottom of the ball.
- Repeat the experiment twice more and record the average measurement.
- Repeat the whole experiment using heights of 60cm, 70cm, 80cm, 90cm, 100cm
Variables:
Independent (changing) Variable = The height of the drop
Dependent (measured) Variable = The height of the bounce
Results:
Height of Drop | Height of Bounce on carpet |
80cm | 31cm |
90cm | 31cm |
100cm | 39cm |
Height of Drop | Height of Bounce on concreate |
80cm | 35cm |
90cm | 44cm |
100cm | 47cm |
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