EGG survival Crash Landing Device Task: You are going to play the role of Vehicle Safety Engineers. In order to design and build cars to help people safely survive auto accidents, you are to design and build a device that will keep an egg from breaking after being dropped from a tall height. scenario: You and your team will be designing and building a crash landing pad for your egg to fall on. WILL your eGG survive? Some items to think about when designing and building: . How much force can an egg withstand? Depending on its orientation when it hits the ground, the force needed to break the egg will change. o Which will require more force to break the egg: a vertical orientation or a horizontal orientation? Based on the impulse equation, in order for the egg to survive the impact, should the collision take a longer time or a shorter time? Materials & Time: You will be given a few minutes during class to create a blueprint of your proposed device. You will then have the opportunity to build your device and test it. You will be given 20 minutes to design and build your device. You will have 15 sheets of copy paper and 1.5 meter piece of tape to use to construct your device. Scissors are available - but only to cut. TESTING: You will get your egg when you are ready to test - get the mass of your egg. m = 0. 09 85 kg After your time is up, you will bring your device to the landing arena (the garbage bags). You will have one attempt (so aim to land on your device...not on the floor). You will drop your egg from a height of 1.5 meters. Be sure to check in with your teacher on how your egg did. You will need to know how long it took your egg to drop from a height of 1.5 m to when it hit your device. Record your time below. 0 55greINU. vale. nection: specific. f you were to do this again (given the same constraints of materials), what modifications would you make? Be Why would you make the modifications listed above? What effect do you propose they would have on the success of your device? In your explanation, you should use key vocabulary from energy and momentum. If you were able to use other materials from home, what materials would you use? Explain your choices using key vocabulary from energy and momentum.Nailit . DID your EGG survive? YES! (no bumps or bruises.aka cracks) - Explain the aspects of your design that led to the success of this activity. You should use vocabulary specific to impulse and change in momentum. We made a pillow like surface using crumpled Paper, This allowed the egg to wed to be cushioned NO! - Explain why your design failed to protect the egg. What aspects of your design led to the egg cracking/breaking? What would you change to improve your design? AnaLySIS - SHOW ALL EQUATIONs & CALCULATIONS WHen neeD Using your time from above, determine the velocity the egg had right before hitting your device. (THINK free fall) Vr = at two Vf = 5. 5 m /s ( 10 m/s 2 ) (0.553) + ( Om/3 ) Using your mass and the velocity you just calculated, determine the momentum of the egg at the time of impact. P = mv P= 0.3218 N.5 P= 0585 kg. 5.5 m/5 Once the egg hits your device: What is your change in momentum? What is your impulse? The breaking force for an egg depends upon its orientation. Did your egg land horizontally or vertically? (Circle one) If it landed horizontally, the average breaking force is 400 N. If it landed vertically, the average breaking force is 236 N. Using the information you have compiled, calculate the time of impact for the egg to come to rest. Show you work below