Kelso High-int physics-Friction Lab
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10 questions
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Integrated friction activity
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Examine and describe the four different surfaces. How they look, how they feel, what the surface is like.
Examine and describe the four different surfaces. How they look, how they feel, what the surface is like.
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Place the board in front of you with the four strips arranged left to right. Place the supplied container on one strip and the mass in the container. Now attach the spring scale to the mass so you can read the scale.
Watch the scale as you pull the mass and container up the board.Record the Newtons required to start the mass moving across the first strip.
Place the board in front of you with the four strips arranged left to right. Place the supplied container on one strip and the mass in the container.
Now attach the spring scale to the mass so you can read the scale.
Watch the scale as you pull the mass and container up the board.
Record the Newtons required to start the mass moving across the first strip.
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Now repeat with strip 2. Record the Newtons required to start the mass moving.
Now repeat with strip 2. Record the Newtons required to start the mass moving.
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Now repeat with strip 3. Record the Newtons required to start the mass moving.
Now repeat with strip 3. Record the Newtons required to start the mass moving.
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Now repeat with strip 4. Record the Newtons required to start the mass moving.
Now repeat with strip 4. Record the Newtons required to start the mass moving.
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Which material required the most force?
Which material required the most force?
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Which material required the least force?
Which material required the least force?
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What type of friction is preventing the mass from moving at the beginning?
What type of friction is preventing the mass from moving at the beginning?
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What type of friction is opposing the motion after the mass begins to move?
What type of friction is opposing the motion after the mass begins to move?
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Reflecting on your description of the materials, why do you think you obtained the results shown above?
Reflecting on your description of the materials, why do you think you obtained the results shown above?