From these experiments we have learned:
·
Increasing
the mass of the cart increases the friction and force.
·
The
rougher the surface the greater the friction and force.
·
When an
object is pulled up a slant there is a greater amount of force due to gravity
pulling the object down.
·
When an
object is pulled down a slant there is less force and friction because gravity
is pulling the object down the slant.
·
Force acts
through the centre of the object. Meaning that no matter what the surface area
is there will be the same amount of friction.
After talking as a class about our results with the experiments we did an example with force.
A 4.0 kg block of wood is sliding on a horizontal table top. What force must be applied to the mass to give it an acceleration of 0.50m/s2? The coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.30.
a= 0.50m/s2 =(4.0kg)(0.50m/s2) = (4.0kg)(9.8m/s2)
μk= 0.30 = 2.0N = 39.2N
Fa=?
Fnet=? Ff= μFn
Ff=? = (0.30)(39.2N)
Fn=? =11.76N
Fnet= Fa + Ff
2.0N[forward]= Fa + (-11.76 [forward])
Kenzie is next!
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