CP5070-2022-2B01-Liew-Qian-Yu

Captain America will use Run #2 and Run#6. To determine the effect of stop angle.   For Captain America, Black Widow. USE THIS TEMPLATE TABLE and fill all the blanks The QUESTION To determine the effect of stop angle on the flying distance of the projectile Scope of the test The human factor is assumed to be negligible. Therefore different user will not have any effect on the flying distance of projectile.   Flying distance for catapult A is collected using the factors below: Arm length = 33 cm Projectile weight = 0.85 grams Stop angle = 140 degree and 190 degree   Step 1: State the statistical Hypotheses: State the null hypothesis (H 0 ): With 33cm arm length and the 0.85g of projectile weight, the flying distance of projectile using 140 degree and 190 degree have no difference.   State the alternative hypothesis (H 1 ): With 33cm arm length and ...

FULL FACTORIAL  ž   Document and describe how you performed the FULL FACTORIAL data analysis to solve the case study. ›       Determine the effect of single factors and their ranking. Factor A is arm length. Arm length will affect how much energy can be provided to the weight of the projectile. Shorter arm length will provide more energy to the projectile to fly. Factor B is projectile weight. The weight of the projectile determines how much energy needed to fly. Lower weight of projectile will require less energy. Factor C is stop angle. Angle of the arm will influence how much the energy supply to the ball to fly. Lower angle will provide more energy to the projectile to fly. Ranking: Factor C  Factor A Factor B Factor C is the most affecting factor that increases the distance of flight. The lower the angle, the further the distance. Thus, lower angle is recommended to have the furthest distance. Factor A is on second ranking. The shorter the arm length, ...