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Body:
Payload Height (cm): 1.905
Nozzle Radius (cm):.9525
Fairing: Yes
Fairing radius (cm): .007 oz/in2
Nose
Cone:
Shape: conical
Material:Cardboard
Propulsion:
Water (liters):?
Pressure (KPa): ?
Fin Design:
Fin Height: 1.5
Fin Shape: trapezoidal
Number of Fins: 3
Fin Dimensions: 1.5 by 1 by 0
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Body:
Payload Height (cm): 1.905
Nozzle Radius (cm): .9525
Fairing: Yes
Fairing radius (cm): .007 oz/in2
Nose
Cone:
Shape: Conical
Material: Cardboard
Propulsion:
Water (liters): ?
Pressure (KPa): ?
Fin
Design:
Fin Height: 1.5
Fin Shape: Trapezoidal
Number of Fins: 4Fin Dimensions: 1.5 by 1 by 0
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Launch
Stats:
Max
Altitude (m): 34
Max Velocity (m/s): 24
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Launch
Stats:
Max
Altitude (m): 26
Max Velocity (m/s): 17
This is my data. I, like Emily, decided to only change one factor at a time. The factor that i decided to change was the number of fins. When i had less fins, it made the rocket lighter. This made the rocket go higher and faster then the rocket with 4 fins. From this data, i have concluded that Emily and i should use not 4, but 3 fins.
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