Clarification of the laws applied

For the rubber band powered car, you could also demonstrate Newton's Laws of Motion, analyze the forces acting on the car, calculate the car's velocity, acceleration, and distance traveled.In summary, as a first year student, you are required to build something based on a physics law. If you choose to build a rubber band powered airplane, you could demonstrate Newton's Laws of Motion, analyze the flight path, and calculate various factors such as lift coefficient and thrust. For a rubber band powered car, you could also demonstrate Newton's Laws of Motion, analyze forces, and calculate velocity, acceleration, and distance traveled. However, it is important to clarify which specific laws of physics you are supposed to apply in these projects.
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I am a first year student and i am required to build one thing based on one physics law . if i build a rubber band powered airplane , what laws should i say it applies? and what about rubber band powered car??
 
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You're going to need to clarify what "laws of physics" you're meant to pick from. It seems to me "rubber band powered" anything will have stored energy; what laws will apply to transfer of stored energy?
 
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With the rubber band powered airplane, you could demonstrate Newton's Laws of Motion, construct a free-body diagram, analyze the flight path and calculate lift coefficient, thrust, or find the rubber band, propeller or wing design that maximizes endurance.
 

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