Option #2- Math and Write \"EXPERIMENT" Instead of actually doing the experiment, let's almost pretend what would happen if you would. Listed below are some numbers to be used for the drop calculations: 0 Time fell: 1.9 seconds a Distance fell: 2.43 meters 0 Acceleration clue to gravity: -9.8 m/SAZ a Time in container: 0.025econds You will need to find the velocity, the impulse, and the Force. I recommend using kinematics, the Impulse momentum theorem, and the equation for Impulse. Take a picture and paste it below: POST-EXPERIMENT ANALYSIS o How would momentum change as the egg falls? What are the forces acting on the egg as it falls? How can you control the forces that cause the egg to break? What materials would work best for keeping an egg safe? Why? What about your design protected the egg? Or didn't protect the egg? POST-EXPERIMENT EXTENSION Now that you have completed this experiment, think about how this can be applied beyond the classroom. Where can we see these similar methods in the world around us? Write a short paragraph (4-6 sentences) explaining the different EITEEEWEEQR find these different concepts and ideas. (Example: describe how engineers design a car)