The hypothesis is that a baseball will travel further when hit with a corked baseball bat, rather than a standard wooden bat.

You will assign 10 baseball batters a number between 1 and 10, have them warm up, and then have them hit the ball 3 times with a corked bat and 3 times with a wooden bat. The assistant will measure the distance traveled by the ball with a measuring tape.

You will need 10 baseball batters, 1 baseball pitcher, 1 wooden baseball bat, 1 corked baseball bat, 2 dozen baseball balls, a measuring tape, and 1 assistant.

The results showed that the ball traveled slightly further after being hit with the corked bat, compared to the distance produced with the wooden bat. This proves that our hypothesis was correct.

This science project is interesting because it explores the differences between two types of bats and how they affect the distance a baseball travels.

To improve the reliability and accuracy of our results, a larger sample of participating baseballers should be used. This science project may also be repeated, this time, comparing a lighter wooden bat with a corked bat.

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