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    This document describes a physics experiment to determine the coefficient of kinetic friction (μk) for different materials. The experiment involves measuring the mass of a cart (M) and the hanging mass (m) required to pull the cart at a constant velocity. A graph of M vs m will yield a straight line with a slope equal to μk. Students are asked to record data in a table, plot a graph, calculate the slope, and determine the coefficient of friction for materials A, B, and C.

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    This document describes a physics experiment to determine the coefficient of kinetic friction (μk) for different materials. The experiment involves measuring the mass of a cart (M) and the hanging mass (m) required to pull the cart at a constant velocity. A graph of M vs m will yield a straight line with a slope equal to μk. Students are asked to record data in a table, plot a graph, calculate the slope, and determine the coefficient of friction for materials A, B, and C.

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    This document describes a physics experiment to determine the coefficient of kinetic friction (μk) for different materials. The experiment involves measuring the mass of a cart (M) and the hanging mass (m) required to pull the cart at a constant velocity. A graph of M vs m will yield a straight line with a slope equal to μk. Students are asked to record data in a table, plot a graph, calculate the slope, and determine the coefficient of friction for materials A, B, and C.

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    ‫جامعة الملك عبدالعزيز‬

    KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY

    SCPH 214
    General Physics Lab
    Dr. Amr M. Mahros

    Physics Department
    Friction Experiment : Objective

    The Purpose :  Determine µk, the kinetic coefficient


    of friction for different materials

    𝝁 : coefficient 𝑴 : Mass of 𝒎 : mass of


    of friction the cart the hanger

    𝝁𝑀 =𝑚
    2 Physics Department
    Friction Experiment : Apparatus
    equipment used :

    1 Cart

    2 Hanger and slotted weights

    3 String and pulley

    3 Physics Department
    Friction Experiment : Analysis
    Normal
    Force
    Tension
    friction
    M
    force
    Tension
    𝝁 𝑀𝑔

    m Weight

    Weight
    𝝁𝑀 =𝑚
    4 Physics Department
    Friction Experiment : Results
    1. Record the data in the table. 2 pts
    2. Draw a graph of your tabulated results. 6 pts M m
    Case
    3. Calculate the slope of the straight line. 3 pts (gram) (gram)
    1 pts 100 10
    4. Determine the coefficient of friction.
    200 28
    A
    300 30
    400 52
    100 26
    200 56
    B
    300 80
    400 90
    100 20
    200 36
    C
    300 60
    400 80

    5 Physics Department

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