We are learning about roller coasters. Brendon in our class has even made a rail made out of rolls, sticks and tape. We are really excited to see his roller coaster on the rails. Roller coasters work on inclined planes. A ramp is a inclined plane because it's on a slope. The rails are inclined planes because they are on a slope. By Reporter Jackson
Brendon I think you are a very dedicated and clever engineer to have built this wonderful roller coaster track. I love how you used cyclinders to make it strong and stable, just like the large amount of cylinders that the construction workers have used at the Maungatapu Underpass. I notice too that you have many triangle shapes. Can you explain why you chose these? I wonder how you will fit a roller coaster vehicle to your ramp?
ReplyDeleteI thought that I should use a triangle because it's a VERY VERY VERY strong shape😀
DeleteTHATS A LAVLY ROOLUR COSTR BY WESTON
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