Paper Plane Measurements

LI: to use statistical and scientific methods to study the effect of wing span and area on lift
This week we tried different model planes and tested their studied the effect of the wingspan and area on lift. The plane model I made was a Zip Flip which was a glider plane. We threw our paper planes ten times. We then had to find the average by adding all the measurements up and dividing it by ten. We then made a graph with a trend-line to see if the wingspan effected the distance flown by the plane.