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Experiment 1:Friction



Table 1: Applied Force Required to Slide Cup

Cup Material

Force Applied F1

m1 = 300 g water

Force Applied F2

M2 = 150 g water

F1 /FN1


F2 /FN2






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Paper

F1

m1 = 150 g water

F2

m1 = 100 g water

F1 /FN1


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Questions:

  1. What happened toyour applied force Fapp as you decreased the amount ofwater in the cup?



  1. Assume the mass tobe exactly equal to the mass of water. Calculate the normal force(FN) for 300 g, 150 g, and 100 g. Use these values tocompute the ratio of the Applied Force (Fapp) to theNormal Force (Fn). Place these values in the rightmostcolumn of Table 1.



What do these last two columns represent? What is theratio of the normal forces F1 / F300? Comparethis to your values for F2/ F150, andF3/F100. What can you concludeabout the ratio between the Force Normal and the ForceFriction?


FN= mg
FN (300 g) = _________kg

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Tod Thiel
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28 Sep 2019

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