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    This document contains data from an experiment measuring friction. It lists the initial mass, added mass, total mass, normal force, friction force, and coefficient of friction for various objects. It identifies the independent variable as the tension due to weight, which was increased in increments of 0.02kg, and the dependent variable as the frictional force. It provides the equations that frictional force is equal to the coefficient of friction times the normal force, and that frictional force is directly proportional to normal force. It also includes a graph showing the relationship between normal force and frictional force.

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    This document contains data from an experiment measuring friction. It lists the initial mass, added mass, total mass, normal force, friction force, and coefficient of friction for various objects. It identifies the independent variable as the tension due to weight, which was increased in increments of 0.02kg, and the dependent variable as the frictional force. It provides the equations that frictional force is equal to the coefficient of friction times the normal force, and that frictional force is directly proportional to normal force. It also includes a graph showing the relationship between normal force and frictional force.

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    This document contains data from an experiment measuring friction. It lists the initial mass, added mass, total mass, normal force, friction force, and coefficient of friction for various objects. It identifies the independent variable as the tension due to weight, which was increased in increments of 0.02kg, and the dependent variable as the frictional force. It provides the equations that frictional force is equal to the coefficient of friction times the normal force, and that frictional force is directly proportional to normal force. It also includes a graph showing the relationship between normal force and frictional force.

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    Friction

    Initial Mass Mass added Total Mass Normal Friction Coefficient


    (kg) (dependent x- (independent
    axis) y-axis) (F/N)
    (0.1125x9.81)
    (total mass x
    9.81)
    0.0374 0.02 0.0574 1.103625 0.563094 0.51022222
    0.0374 0.04 0.0774 1.103625 0.759294 0.688
    0.0374 0.06 0.0974 1.103625 0.955494 0.8657777778
    0.0374 0.08 0.1174 1.103625 1.151694 1.043555556
    0.0374 0.10 0.1374 1.103625 1.347894 1.221333333
    0.0374 0.12 0.1574 1.103625 1.544094 1.39911111

    Independent Variable Dependent Variable Control Variables


    The tension of the string due to Frictional Force The same instruments to
    the weight (mass x gravity), Product of mass and measure in all trials.
    which mass is going to be acceleration
    increased by 0.02kg.

    Net force=tension force (mass x acceleration)- frictional force

    Frictional force= friction coefficient x normal force (mass x gravity of the object in motion)

    Frictional force is directly proportional to normal force.

    Normal
    1.2

    0.8
    Axis Title

    0.6

    0.4

    0.2

    0
    0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8
    Axis Title

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