6. From a Kinetic Friction Experiment, calculate the coefficient of friction based on the following data,dexpacceleration(m/s?)Mcoefficienthanger mass(kg)Runblock massof friction(kg)0.1322Place answer belowRun 10.12330.0700(you must show the correct equation in symbolic form, and your work to receive full credit)

Given that:- Acceleration of the system=a=0.1322m/s^2

6. From a Kinetic Friction Experiment, calculate the coefficient of friction based on the following data, aexp acceleration m hanger mass (kg) coefficient of friction Run block mass (kg) (m/s²) Run 1 0.1233 0.0700 0.1322 Place answer below (you must show the correct equation in symbolic form, and your work to receive full credit)

6. From a Kinetic Friction Experiment, calculate the coefficient of friction based on the following data, aexp acceleration m hanger mass (kg) coefficient of friction Run block mass (kg) (m/s²) Run 1 0.1233 0.0700 0.1322 Place answer below (you must show the correct equation in symbolic form, and your work to receive full credit)

Inquiry into Physics

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ISBN:9781337515863

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Chapter4: Physics Of Matter

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