me: Date: Experiment 3.5 Buoyancy Experiment Predictions: Make a prediction as to which oblects will float In the water, and which objects will sink. Make your list of predictions using the chart below. Objecis thal Will Sink Objecls thal Will Floa! Prediction: Prediction: Observations: As you are completing the experiment, write the objects that did sink and the objects that did float in the chart below. Compare your predictions to the actual results of the experiment. Obiects that Float Obiects that Sink ub o tsbute oy Learnings: Explore the results of the experiment. What do the results tell you about the materials that tend to float versus the materials that tend to sink? O TeachinginaWonderland 102

me: Date: Experiment 3.5 Buoyancy Experiment Predictions: Make a prediction as to which oblects will float In the water, and which objects will sink. Make your list of predictions using the chart below. Objecis thal Will Sink Objecls thal Will Floa! Prediction: Prediction: Observations: As you are completing the experiment, write the objects that did sink and the objects that did float in the chart below. Compare your predictions to the actual results of the experiment. Obiects that Float Obiects that Sink ub o tsbute oy Learnings: Explore the results of the experiment. What do the results tell you about the materials that tend to float versus the materials that tend to sink? O TeachinginaWonderland 102

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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