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    1. The student conducted an experiment to investigate how the type of surface affects the distance a toy car travels when released from an inclined runway. 2. The experiment involved releasing a toy car from a runway propped up on textbooks and measuring the distance it traveled on different surfaces - a table, sandpaper, and road. 3. The results will show which surface allows the toy car to travel the farthest, indicating the surface with the least friction.

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    1. The student conducted an experiment to investigate how the type of surface affects the distance a toy car travels when released from an inclined runway. 2. The experiment involved releasing a toy car from a runway propped up on textbooks and measuring the distance it traveled on different surfaces - a table, sandpaper, and road. 3. The results will show which surface allows the toy car to travel the farthest, indicating the surface with the least friction.

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    1. The student conducted an experiment to investigate how the type of surface affects the distance a toy car travels when released from an inclined runway. 2. The experiment involved releasing a toy car from a runway propped up on textbooks and measuring the distance it traveled on different surfaces - a table, sandpaper, and road. 3. The results will show which surface allows the toy car to travel the farthest, indicating the surface with the least friction.

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    Peka Experiment 2

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    Saya Munir
    1. The student conducted an experiment to investigate how the type of surface affects the distance a toy car travels when released from an inclined runway. 2. The experiment involved releasing a toy car from a runway propped up on textbooks and measuring the distance it traveled on different surfaces - a table, sandpaper, and road. 3. The results will show which surface allows the toy car to travel the farthest, indicating the surface with the least friction.

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    DATE : _______________

    PEKA EXPERIMENT 2: FRICTION ON DIFFERENT TYPES OF SURFACE

    Things i need
    A Toy Car, Different types of surface ( road, table and sejadah ), ruler and
    5 text books.
    What i need to do
    1. Raise one end of the runway with 5 text books.
    2. Place a sejadah at the other end of the runway.
    3. Release a toy car from the top of the runway.
    4. Mark the spot where the marble stops on the sejadah.
    5. Measure the distance from the end of the runway to the spot where
    the marble stops.
    6. Repeats step 1 to 5 with road and table surface.
    My Results
    Type of Surface

    Distance Travelled by the Toy


    Car (cm)

    Table
    Sandpaper
    Road

    Questions
    1. What is the aim (purpose) of the investigation?
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    2. State :
    a) What is change?
    _______________________________________________________________
    b) What is observed?
    _______________________________________________________________
    c) What is kept the same?
    _______________________________________________________________
    3. What caused the marble to stop?

    _____________________________________________________________________
    4. On which surface did the marble travel the shortest?

    DATE : _______________

    _____________________________________________________________________
    5. State one observation based on the experiment.
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________

    6. State one reason(inference) based on the observation in 5.


    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    7. State two information gathered from this experiment.
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    8. What conclusion can be made from this investigation ?
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________

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