100 points! I need help ASAP! If you need information ask!

Write a scientific summary of your findings.
Include your hypothesis, data, observations, and conclusion.

Be sure to answers the questions below in your report as well as explaining your method and results.

Why must the metal can be shiny?

Why must the ice be added slowly?

What advantages would be in repeating the experiment several times?

What is the average dew point?

If possible, compare your findings with someone else who did the experiment.

How are your results similar or different, and why?

What did you find out from this investigation?

Be thoughtful in your answer.

The metal needs to be shiny so it doesn't combust and rust.

Ice is very cold, and it could overload something very easily.

So, that way you can see if the results you got the first time is correct or not.

Alaska77.1%126.5°F50

Alabama71.6%1254.0°F5

Arkansas70.9%2050.7°F9

Arizona38.5%4932.5°F42

California61.0%4344.2°F18

Colorado54.1%4628.8°F46

Connecticut69.2%3140.7°F27

Delaware70.9%2145.8°F15

Florida74.5%262.7°F2

Georgia71.1%1753.4°F7

Hawaii73.3%565.2°F1

Iowa72.4%639.8°F29

Idaho62.4%4230.9°F43

Illinois70.9%1842.7°F22

Indiana72.0%843.0°F20

Kansas65.7%3943.6°F19

Kentucky70.3%2646.6°F14

Louisiana74.0%358.3°F3

Massachusetts71.1%1639.9°F28

Maryland68.8%3345.2°F17

Maine71.7%1034.4°F39

Michigan72.1%738.0°F33

Minnesota70.4%2533.9°F40

Missouri69.2%3045.4°F16

Mississippi73.6%455.6°F4

Montana60.4%4429.7°F45

North Carolina70.6%2350.4°F10

North Dakota70.9%1932.6°F41

Nebraska65.8%3837.9°F34

New Hampshire70.4%2436.2°F36

New Jersey68.5%3642.4°F23

New Mexico45.9%4830.8°F44

Nevada38.3%5027.5°F48

New York70.7%2239.4°F31

Ohio71.5%1342.0°F24

Oklahoma64.0%4146.8°F13

Oregon68.6%3539.0°F32

Pennsylvania69.6%2840.9°F26

Rhode Island71.4%1541.6°F25

South Carolina69.1%3251.6°F8

South Dakota66.4%3734.6°F38

Tennessee69.4%2948.4°F11

Texas64.9%4053.6°F6

Utah51.7%4728.6°F47

Virginia68.7%3447.3°F12

Vermont71.7%935.9°F37

Washington71.4%1439.7°F30

Wisconsin71.6%1137.1°F35

West Virginia69.7%2742.8°F21

Wyoming57.1%4526.9°F

Explanation:

College Physics 50+25 pts

100 points! I need help ASAP! If you need information ask!

Write a scientific summary of your findings.

Include your hypothesis, data, observations, and conclusion.

Be sure to answers the questions below in your report as well as explaining your method and results.

Why must the metal can be shiny?

Why must the ice be added slowly?

What advantages would be in repeating the experiment several times?

What is the average dew point?

If possible, compare your findings with someone else who did the experiment.

How are your results similar or different, and why?

What did you find out from this investigation?

Be thoughtful in your answer.

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The metal needs to be shiny so it doesn't combust and rust.

Ice is very cold, and it could overload something very easily.

So, that way you can see if the results you got the first time is correct or not.

Alaska 77.1% 1 26.5°F 50

Alabama 71.6% 12 54.0°F 5

Arkansas 70.9% 20 50.7°F 9

Arizona 38.5% 49 32.5°F 42

California 61.0% 43 44.2°F 18

Colorado 54.1% 46 28.8°F 46

Connecticut 69.2% 31 40.7°F 27

Delaware 70.9% 21 45.8°F 15

Florida 74.5% 2 62.7°F 2

Georgia 71.1% 17 53.4°F 7

Hawaii 73.3% 5 65.2°F 1

Iowa 72.4% 6 39.8°F 29

Idaho 62.4% 42 30.9°F 43

Illinois 70.9% 18 42.7°F 22

Indiana 72.0% 8 43.0°F 20

Kansas 65.7% 39 43.6°F 19

Kentucky 70.3% 26 46.6°F 14

Louisiana 74.0% 3 58.3°F 3

Massachusetts 71.1% 16 39.9°F 28

Maryland 68.8% 33 45.2°F 17

Maine 71.7% 10 34.4°F 39

Michigan 72.1% 7 38.0°F 33

Minnesota 70.4% 25 33.9°F 40

Missouri 69.2% 30 45.4°F 16

Mississippi 73.6% 4 55.6°F 4

Montana 60.4% 44 29.7°F 45

North Carolina 70.6% 23 50.4°F 10

North Dakota 70.9% 19 32.6°F 41

Nebraska 65.8% 38 37.9°F 34

New Hampshire 70.4% 24 36.2°F 36

New Jersey 68.5% 36 42.4°F 23

New Mexico 45.9% 48 30.8°F 44

Nevada 38.3% 50 27.5°F 48

New York 70.7% 22 39.4°F 31

Ohio 71.5% 13 42.0°F 24

Oklahoma 64.0% 41 46.8°F 13

Oregon 68.6% 35 39.0°F 32

Pennsylvania 69.6% 28 40.9°F 26

Rhode Island 71.4% 15 41.6°F 25

South Carolina 69.1% 32 51.6°F 8

South Dakota 66.4% 37 34.6°F 38

Tennessee 69.4% 29 48.4°F 11

Texas 64.9% 40 53.6°F 6

Utah 51.7% 47 28.6°F 47

Virginia 68.7% 34 47.3°F 12

Vermont 71.7% 9 35.9°F 37

Washington 71.4% 14 39.7°F 30

Wisconsin 71.6% 11 37.1°F 35

West Virginia 69.7% 27 42.8°F 21

Wyoming 57.1% 45 26.9°F

scattering of light by tiny particles in air to produce the colors we see on sky, is dependent on the following factors:

(i) wavelength of light

(ii) size of the scattering particle  

(iii) distance traveled by light through the atmosphere.

according to rayleigh's law of scattering, the amount of scattering is inversely proportional to the fourth power of its wavelength. shorter the wavelength, greater is its scattering. hence violet/blue light is scattered more than red.

sun's light is a composite light ( visible light) with wavelengths in the range 400 nm (violet) to 700 nm (red). as sunlight passes through our atmosphere, the molecules of air scatter light according to their wavelengths. during sunrise and sunset, the sun's position is below the horizon. hence light from the sun travels a greater distance in the atmosphere when compared to its position a noon.

as sunlight enters the earth's atmosphere, blue light is scattered away and at the end of its journey in the sky, only red and orange wavelengths remain in the beam.

hence at sunrise and sunset, the sky appears reddish orange.