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MrRa [10]
1 year ago
9

suppose you need to design a parachute system to help a remote camera land safely at the bottom of a cave. the camera will drop

from a height of one story. it has a mass of about 500 g. a carton of eggs inside a box will model the camera. for your test to be successful, none of the eggs can break when the box lands. you may use string, plastic bags, paper, and any fabrics you have to make a model parachute.
Physics
1 answer:
Marina86 [1]1 year ago
3 0

The answer is hang glider.

<h3>What is the model?</h3>

In high school, I created a project for a similar experiment that was accepted.

It matters what you carry the egg in because it is an egg, so something cushioned.

Use the fabric and cut the paper bag to make the kind of parachute I mentioned before.

When people go sky divining, they use a specific kind of parachute because the design is supposed to slow the fall and give them a chance to make a safe landing.

To learn more about hang glider, refer

brainly.com/question/2374318

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