Hypothesis: a prediction of what you think the results of the project will be. write your hypothesis before you begin the experiment. (1-2 sentences) procedure: in 1st person past tense, a summary by the student of what they actually did in performing the experiment. be sure to include any modifications. you should include enough detail so that someone could reproduce the experiment based on what you have written data: write a detailed description of your observations, results and any measurements, including proper labels. mass distance from mass to fulcrum (cm)
#1. 200 g: 50 g:
#2. 300 g: 100 g:
#3. 100 g: 100 g:
#4. 50 g: 100 g: 200 g:
mass mass times distance (g-cm)
#1. 200 g: 50 g:
#2. 300 g: 100 g:
#3. 100 g: 100 g:
#4. 50 g: 100 g: 50 g + 100 g: 200 g: