Things We Used:
Water in a Spray Bottle
Ruler
Spring Scale ->
Pennies ->
Plastic Cup ->
Elastic Band ->
Toilet Paper ->
Our Setup:
Our Steps:
Data:
One person in our group made a tally mark for each penny that the toilet paper could hold.
We used a spring scale to weigh all the pennies that the toilet paper could hold.
Jazmin
- 86 pennies
- 228 grams
- 35 pennies
- 105 grams
- 22 pennies
- 55 grams
- 50 pennies
- 125 grams
- 3 pennies
- 8 grams
- 9 pennies
- 24 grams
The answer to our question "What is the strongest toilet paper?" is that Jazmin is the strongest. Three squares of paper held 86 pennies that weighed 228 grams when it broke. We think that when we are older and are shopping, we will buy Jazmin toilet paper if it is not too expensive.
Problems:
There could have been some problems with the experiment.
- Ms Primmett could have put more water on some papers.
- The kids might have forgot to tally one of the pennies. We should have double checked.
- Sometimes our elastic band wasn't good and the paper slipped.