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soda bottle hydrodynamics investigation (Microsoft Word 397kB Jan27 09)

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soda bottle hydrodynamics data collection sheet (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 11kB Jan27 09)

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Excel formula directions (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 819kB Jan27 09)

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Nice work Bob. I wish I had a tank so that I could try this with my physics students. I wonder how you 7th graders will explain the difference between the times of the last two masses of the bottle.

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I wish I had a tank, too.

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Bob, this is a great lesson.
I am impressed at how well your students use Excel. Mine seemed to have no background. I have had to step them through labeling columns and writing formulas.
This is a wonderful activity with lots of real world applications.

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Bob,
This is a great lesson! The kids will get a lot out of it!

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