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Lab 4 Friction
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“Pre-Lab Questions”
1. “If the normal force perpendicular to a surface, what happens to the magnitude of the normal
force on an object as the angle of the incline is increased?”
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2. “Applying Newton’s Second Law and the
equation for static friction (F = μsN)₁ prove that
the coefficient of static friction (μs) is related to
the minimum angle, θ, that causes the block to
slip (Figure 5) by the equation μs = tan(θ).”
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3. “A person applied a horizontal force to a crate of mass, m, that caused the crate to move at a
constant velocity (Figure 6). Show that the
relationship between the applied force and the
normal force is FA = μFN.”
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“Experiment 1: Static Friction and Mass on an Inclined Plane”
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1. “Using the result from Pre-Lab Question 2, calculate the coefficient of friction for each angle in
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2. “Comment on your coefficients of static friction for wood and metal. If they are different, why
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“Experiment 2: Static Friction vs. Kinetic Friction”
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1. “From the result from Pre-Lab Question 3, the relationship between the applied force and the
normal force is FA = μFN. When the data for applied force vs normal force is plotted, the slope of
the graph is equal to the coefficient of friction. Plot graphs of average force vs normal force
from the data in Table 5 and Table 6.”
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