Sizes
Shapes
My second hypothesis was about the different small shapes. I thought that the football would bounce the highest, because it wouldn't land one of its' flat surfaces because it doesn't have any, and it didn't have a very high chance of bouncing on one of its' two corners. I thought that the cube and the pyramid would bounce the same height, because they would definitely land on one of their flat faces or corners, because there are no round parts on cubes or pyramids. The cube had the highest bounce (13 cm), and it also had the same average (11 cm). The pyramid had the lowest bounce (6 cm), and also the lowest average (4 cm). The football's bounce was right in the middle (7 cm), and it's average was the same. I think the reason these things happened was only because of the different shapes, and nothing else.
Observations
Small ball: The small ball was squishy and wet, but it dried fairly quickly. However, it took a shorter time to dry than the medium and large balls. When it was dry, it was soft and solid, and no longer sticky.
Medium ball: The medium ball was somewhat squishy, and it was really wet, and took a longer time to dry than the small ball, but a shorter time than the large ball. When it was dry, it had the same consistency as the small ball and the large ball.
Large Ball: The large ball was squishy and was the wettest out of all of the balls. It took the longest time to dry out of all three balls. When it was dry, it had the same consistency of the other balls.
Small Shapes: All the small shapes felt exactly the same as the small ball.
Large Ball: The large ball was squishy and was the wettest out of all of the balls. It took the longest time to dry out of all three balls. When it was dry, it had the same consistency of the other balls.
Small Shapes: All the small shapes felt exactly the same as the small ball.
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