BAWAWI Posted June 6, 2011 Report Share Posted June 6, 2011 (edited) Hi guys, first off I would like to thank whoever takes the time to read and help me out with my questions. My group and I came up with an idea today about our group 4 project (which we will do on the 12th and 13th of June), we want to analyse our school's football field and find a reason for why it is not able to grow properly . Since 6 years ago, when i first joined the school, the P.E. Department has not been able to keep a flat surface of clean grass and we wish to assist them in finding a solution. I was wondering how you could tackle this problem from different sciences and whether the problem sounds do'able and appropriate in the first place? What i was thinking till now is the following: Physics- Analyse the forces that children exert on the surface when they go outside and play during lunch/ Breaktime and also anaylse friction by wind and rain? not sure? Biology- Use the quadrant and pick a co-ordinate to take a random sample for insects that may be damaging the grass? Chemistry- Take measurements of the PH of the grass and perhaps find out if the grass if suffering because the environment is too acidic ESS- Not sure yet! Thanks for anyones help, and by the way im in charge of the chemistry aspect so please if any extra tips can be provided i would be very thankfull ! Edited June 6, 2011 by Summer Glau no text speak Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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