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Our school recently had a science fair and there were a lot of science fair projects. My partner Vanessa and I did a project called "Music Vs. Heart Rate" we didn't win anything, but it was okay because there is always next year and the next year after that.
~~This is a picture of what my partner and my project looks like.~~
Music Vs. Heart Rate
Problem: What is the
effect of our heart beat to the sound of different types of music?
Hypothesis: We believe that
slow music will slow your heart beat down and fast music will
speed your heart beat up.
Materials: CD Player, CD's (Pop,
Rap, Slow), Calculator, Graph Paper
Method: 1) Gather all
materials and get a bunch of friends.
2) Tell the first person to take their pulse and time them for 10 seconds.
3) Give them the CD player and play the first type of music.
4) After they finish the first type of music, they repeat step 2.
5) Multiply the heart rate by six and continue step 3 and 4 until they listen to all the types of music.
6) Get every person to do step 2, 3, 4 and 5.
7) Get all the data and put it on a graph.
Data/Observation: After the
experiment, we found out that some people's heart rate went
higher while listening to the different types of music.
Kirstie - Her heart rate increased while listening to the pop song and her heart rate increased again while she was listening to the rap and slow songs.
Jane - Her heart rate increased while listening to the pop and rap song, but when it came to the slow song, her heart rate decreased.
Randy - His heart rate decreased from his normal heart rate when listening to the pop song, but when he listened to the rap and slow song, his heart rate increased.
Mike - His heart rate decreased from his normal heart rate when listening to the pop song and decreased again when listening to the rap song. When it came to the slow song, his heart decreased by six.
Conclusion: This science fair
project was unfair because the experiment didn't make any sense.
Certain people like certain types of music and it also depends on
their age. When we did the experiment, we didn't make sure if the
place we were doing our experiment was a good place to do it
because there were a lot of distractions. If we were to do the
experiment again, we would make sure that the experiment would
have to be somewhere, where there were no distractions.
Application: You can never
tell whether someone likes the music or not by the person's heart
rate and that is what changes your life.
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