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2/12/2020 Battery-Powered Vehicle Investigation

Today the students planned and carried out an investigation to determine the relationship between the time a battery-powered car traveled and the position of the car.   Time is the difference between the beginning and ending clock reading.  Position is the number of standards units of measure (such as meters) that are put end-to-end in a straight line from position zero to another point.

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