You will keep track of time and drop sugar packets regular intervals 1. The person walking...

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You will keep track of time and drop sugar packets regular intervals 1. The person walking will drop a sugar packet every time second or two (just be consistent). The packets should be dropped from as low a position as possible. Use a sugar packet to mark the initial position. 2. Choose a point of reference (origin) for measuring the positions of the sugar packets. This may or may not be the initial position. You don't need a yard stick or anything, just use your own foot (one foot in front of the other) and count how many feet from the reference point (example: 2 and ½ feet) 3. Record of the position of each packet relative to the origin and create a table that lists the positions and the corresponding times. Be sure to include the units of measurement in your table. 4. Use your data to draw a picture (motion diagram) that represents the locations of the sugar packets at equal time intervals. Represent the packets as dots in your picture. You will keep track of time and drop sugar packets regular intervals 1. The person walking will drop a sugar packet every time second or two (just be consistent). The packets should be dropped from as low a position as possible. Use a sugar packet to mark the initial position. 2. Choose a point of reference (origin) for measuring the positions of the sugar packets. This may or may not be the initial position. You don't need a yard stick or anything, just use your own foot (one foot in front of the other) and count how many feet from the reference point (example: 2 and ½ feet) 3. Record of the position of each packet relative to the origin and create a table that lists the positions and the corresponding times. Be sure to include the units of measurement in your table. 4. Use your data to draw a picture (motion diagram) that represents the locations of the sugar packets at equal time intervals. Represent the packets as dots in your picture.