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Set the force sensor to the ±50 N setting and calibrate it using a 1.0 kg mass. You are going to use the force sensor to pull a wooden block along the track as shown below. Zero the force sensor with the string slack. Press Collect and then very slowly increase the force you apply to the block.
Friction. When two surfaces slide against each other, a dissipative force called friction acts to resist their motion. Although the degree of friction can vary widely between two different pairs of surfaces, all surfaces exhibit some degree of friction. For instance, when a book is slid across a table, it immediately starts to slow down until ...
Friction is a contact force. It acts against the movement of an object. There are many examples of where friction is a useful force. For example, friction is why we do not slip when we walk along ...
The force between surfaces in contact that resists their relative tangential motion (slipping). directly proportional to the normal force. Interesting quote…. It was Guillaume Amontons who first established that there existed a proportional relationship between friction force and the mutual pressure (or force) between the bodies in contact.
The frictional force is proportional to the normal force N pressing the objects together: Fk = μkN ( kinetic friction ) (22.3.1) (22.3.1) F k = μ k N ( kinetic friction ) The dimensionless quantity μk μ k is called the coefficient of kinetic friction. This quantity is different for different pairs of materials rubbing together.
