- First I cut 6 54cm squares each of polyester and nylon.
- Then I took the square table, turned it upside down and
nailed the four pieces of wood to the table's legs.
- Next I took a square of polyester and nailed it onto the
wood.
- Then I took the three pound weight and used a meter
stick to measure 60cm above the fabric and dropped the
weight repeatedly until it started to tear and completely
ripped
- Then I recorded my results.
- Then i did it again two
more times to get the results.
- I then repeated the above
steps on nylon until they tore or ripped.
- Then I took the remaining six squares of the polyester
and nylon and turned the oven on at 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Then I placed one sheet of nylon at a time in the oven
on a tray and removed it after 1 minute.
- Then I dropped the weight from the same height again
and recorded my results.
- Then I did it again two more times
to get the results.
- I then repeated the above steps on the
nylon until they tore or ripped.
- When I was done, I took all the pieces of cloth and
see which material looks like it could have lasted longer-in
other words see which one is in the best shape out of all of
them and whether it was polyester or nylon and which one was
stronger.
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