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Ahhhh Project

Explore how mathematicians predict running speed to avoid debris from airplanes hitting Tokyo Skytree, a 2,080 ft tall building in Japan. Learn about the building's purpose, construction, and significance in broadcasting technology.

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Ahhhh Project

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  1. Ahhhh Project Chantelle, Justin and Raddy

  2. Driving Question How can we as mathematicians predict how fast you have to run so that you don’t get hit by debris falling from a building hit by an airplane?

  3. Building • Tokyo Skytree Building • 2,080 ft tall • located in Sumida Tokyo, Japan • Broadcast • restaurant • Observation tower

  4. Why we chose the building? • We chose it because it seemed interesting and fun. • We wanted to learn more about the tower

  5. Background • Main purpose is to replay television and radio broadcast signals • Other facility no longer gave complete digital terrestrial television broadcasting coverage because it was surrounded by many high buildings • Construction started in 2008 and was completed in 2012

  6. Math

  7. Our times

  8. THANK YA!

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