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VI-1
Pan with Teflon Bottom: m
p
= 64.2 g
m (g)
m
t
(g)
m
s
(g)
200.0
264.2
55.0
200.0
264.2
55.0
200.0
264.2
90.0
200.0
264.2
40.0
200.0
264.2
60.0
400.0
464.2
115.0
400.0
464.2
130.0
400.0
464.2
100.0
400.0
464.2
105.0
400.0
464.2
100.0
600.0
664.2
170.0
600.0
664.2
160.0
600.0
664.2
165.0
600.0
664.2
160.0
600.0
664.2
180.0
800.0
864.2
190.0
800.0
864.2
225.0
800.0
864.2
220.0
800.0
864.2
240.0
800.0
864.2
230.0
1000.0
1064.2
260.0
1000.0
1064.2
280.0
1000.0
1064.2
260.0
1000.0
1064.2
240.0
1000.0
1064.2
290.0
Slope, S
0.2615
Uncertainty in Slope, σ
s
0.01084425
Intercept, B
-8.8883
Uncertainty in Intercept, σ
b
7.8286318
The slope of the line can be written as S=
m
s
m
t
and using the relationship m
s
=
μ
k
∙m
t
we can
rearrange this equation to state μ
k
=
m
s
m
t
,
which would make S
=
μ
k
. Hence the slope of the graph is equal to the coefficient of kinetic friction. Additionally, the uncertainty in slope correlates to the uncertainty in μ
k
.
Therefore, using the values from above: S = m
s
m
t
= μ
k
VI-2
Pan with Rubber Bottom: m
p’ = 127.8 g
m (g)
m
t
(g)
m
s
(g)
100.0
227.8
80.0
100.0
227.8
80.0
100.0
227.8
90.0
μ
k
±σ
μ
k
=
0.26
±
0.01
g
100.0
227.8
85.0
100.0
227.8
95.0
200.0
327.8
110.0
200.0
327.8
125.0
200.0
327.8
115.0
200.0
327.8
135.0
200.0
327.8
115.0
300.0
427.8
160.0
300.0
427.8
150.0
300.0
427.8
180.0
300.0
427.8
170.0
300.0
427.8
160.0
400.0
527.8
205.0
400.0
527.8
200.0
400.0
527.8
195.0
400.0
527.8
200.0
400.0
527.8
200.0
500.0
627.8
240.0
500.0
627.8
230.0
500.0
627.8
220.0
500.0
627.8
230.0
500.0
627.8
215.0
Slope, S
0.362
Uncertainty in Slope, σ
s
0.01283338
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