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Physics, 01.09.2021 01:20 Branci5125

Imagine that you are an astronaut on a space shuttle flight An accident occurs. The long mechanical arm used to move equipment in and out of the cargo bay no longer works. Looking out one citevising
windows, you notice a large crack has developed near the base of the arm.
Using the six steps of the scientific method, try to solve the problem of what caused the arm to stop
working. For each step below, explain how you would solve the problem

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