Swimming Problem Maths Investigation
Introduction
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A group of swimmers are following a training schedule that requires
them to dive into the water and swim one length of the swimming pool.
They must keep doing this until they have completed 20 lengths. For
safety's sake they have been allocated a single lane of the pool and
all the swimmers must swim in the same direction in single file.
Half of the swimmers say that it will be quickest always to swim in
the same direction, climbing out of the pool at the end of each length
to rejoin the queue. The other swimmers want to climb out of the pool
at the end of each length, wait until all the simmers have completed
the length and then swim back one by one in the opposite direction.
I have to pick the method that I prefer and I have chosen the one
where they get out at the end of each length, wait until all the
swimmers have completed the length and then swim back in the opposite
direction. I have chose this way because then the swimmers don't have
to waste their energy walking from one side of the pool to the other
all the time and they can use their energy to swim.
To set up a model for this experiment first of all I have to make a
few assumptions.
First of all I have to think of a set distance for the length of the
pool. Because this is a variable it will make a difference in the time
that it takes to do one length of the pool.
I also have to assume that all the swimmers are swimming at the same
speed and at a constant speed all of the time.
Each person has to dive in the pool so many seconds after the last
one, this I obviously or safety so people do not dive onto each other.
I will set up an appropriate model keeping in mind the assumptions
that I have made.
to get an idea of how I would do my real experiment and what apparatus
Planning Firstly here is a list of equipment I used. Boiling tubes Weighing scales Knife Paper towels 100% solution 0% solution (distilled water) measuring beakers potato chips Cork borer. We planned to start our experiment by doing some preliminary work. We planned to set up our experiment in the following way.
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