Coefficients Of Friction
In this lab, students use a motion sensor and a force sensor to determine the static and kinetic friction coefficients between two contacting surfaces.
Grade Level: Advanced Placement
Subject: Physics
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Standards Correlations
IB® Topics | AP® Topics |
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2.2 | 3.C.4.1;2 |
Featured Equipment
PASPORT Force Sensor
This sensor measures both pulling and pushing forces up to ±50 N.
PASPORT Motion Sensor
The PASPORT Motion Sensor accurately measures the position, velocity, and acceleration of a target. It can be used to track the motion of balls, carts, people, and more.
Discover Friction Accessory
Four plastic trays with unique surfaces (cork, felt, and 2 plastic) to use with dynamics carts and sensors.
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