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a picture of our best rocket

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We changed the body, clay, and the PSI.

B.
Cause and Effect
We found 1 cause and effect relationship.
1.  2 of our rockets were heavy, so they went farther then the light rockets.

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A; The rockets we created had triangle fins, were heavy and long bodied rockets. With the launch angle at 40 and the PSI at 30. From the beginning we had all short bodied rockets with 2 having heavy and the other 4 were light. We had 2 with a 50 launch angle and the other 4 were a 40 launch angle. We had the triangle fins from the beginning and the PSI was at 30 like we wanted it.
OLD ROCKETS |  |  |  |  |
The Chill bills |  |  |  |  |
| triangle | light | short | 40 | 30
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| triangle | light | short | 50 | 30
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| triangle | heavy | short | 40 | 30
NEW ROCKETS |  |  |  |  |
The Chill Bills | Triangle | Heavy | Long | 40 | 30
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| Triangle | Heavy | Long | 40 | 30
B: Cause and Effect
Cause: We have triangle fins
Effect: It will go farther unlike the Idaho fins. The Idaho fins haven't done good for many people.
Cause: Heavy Nosecone
Effect: Tends to go straighter and not go just anywhere like the light. The heavy is better.

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A: We would create a long bodied, heavy, rectangle fins, 30 Psi, and a 40 launch angle for my future rockets.B: We would create these rockets to make them land the closest to the moon. It seems with triangle fins they always go past the moon, but with rectangle fins it seems it gets closer according to most of the data tables. We wouldn't change anything because thats how we want the rockets to be.  Below is how it would be set up if we launched two more rockets.

B: We think what would happen is it would be in the 10 east or west of the moon, depending on the wind. Also we think it would land very close the moon as possible.

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A. These are our original rockets

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We decided on our final rockets by looking at each part (body, fin, clay, PSI, Angle). Whichever one had the majority was what we picked.  We changed the body to make it long instead of short. They both became heavy instead of light. The launch angle and Psi would be the same. The launch angle would be 40 and the Psi would be 30.

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Both of us analyzed almost the same way. We both took rockets in the range 30ft radius of the moon. Then we analyzed all of the 10 rockets that were in a 30ft radius.All of them were within 20ft east or west of the moon. We analyzed again and picked the 30 PSI.