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Good Afternoon!

Today we will:
 do a three part lab
Please Do BEFORE THE TARDY BELL:
 get your lab notebook
 get out something to write with
 get out your spiral
Warm-Up

In your spiral, answer the following two
questions in complete sentences by
restating the question:
 According to Newton’s 3rd Law, what are the
 two forces acting on a shoe that is resting on
 a table?
 According to Newton’s 1st & 2nd law, what
 must be present for an object to accelerate?
Warm-Up, Part II

In your spiral, write a hypothesis
statement for the following question:


 What is the effect of a lack of sleep on a
 child’s school performance?
What Do You See?
The Mu of the Shoe

In your lab notebook, open to the first
clean page and title it, “The Mu of the
Shoe – Frictional Forces.”


Don’t forget to make an entry in your
Table of Contents as well – Chapter 2,
sec 7
The Mu of the Shoe

 Today, we are going to investigate the
factors involved in friction.
The factors (variables) we will be looking
at today are:
 weight                       WRITE
 properties of the surfaces    THIS
                              DOWN
 surface area
Variables

We will be testing three variables.
What are they?
 weight
 type of surface
 surface area
Because we are testing three different
variables, we will do three separate
experiments
Form a hypothesis statement

Investigation #1
 What is the effect of weight on the frictional
 force between two objects?

 1. copy down this question in your lab
 notebook

 2. write a hypothesis statement that can be
 tested in order to answer the question
Procedure – In your Lab Group

 Thinking about the materials we will use
and how you will test your hypothesis,
write out a procedure and create a data
table. Plan to have at least five different
weights. Finish Investigation #1 in:
You have seven minutes.
Time to test the Effect of Weight!

Get back in your lab groups and conduct
your investigation on the effect of weight
on frictional force.
You have 10 minutes to complete.
Form a hypothesis statement
Investigation #2
 What is the effect of a rough surface on the
 frictional force between two objects?

 Copy down this question and write a hypothesis.


In your group, create a new procedure and
data table for this investigation and run the
experiment. You have 8 minutes.
Form a hypothesis statement
Investigation #3
 What is the effect of surface area on the
 frictional force between two objects?

 Copy down this question and write a hypothesis.


In your group, create a new procedure and
data table for this investigation and run the
experiment. You have 10 minutes.

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Mu of the Shoe

  • 1. Good Afternoon! Today we will: do a three part lab Please Do BEFORE THE TARDY BELL: get your lab notebook get out something to write with get out your spiral
  • 2. Warm-Up In your spiral, answer the following two questions in complete sentences by restating the question: According to Newton’s 3rd Law, what are the two forces acting on a shoe that is resting on a table? According to Newton’s 1st & 2nd law, what must be present for an object to accelerate?
  • 3. Warm-Up, Part II In your spiral, write a hypothesis statement for the following question: What is the effect of a lack of sleep on a child’s school performance?
  • 4. What Do You See?
  • 5. The Mu of the Shoe In your lab notebook, open to the first clean page and title it, “The Mu of the Shoe – Frictional Forces.” Don’t forget to make an entry in your Table of Contents as well – Chapter 2, sec 7
  • 6. The Mu of the Shoe Today, we are going to investigate the factors involved in friction. The factors (variables) we will be looking at today are: weight WRITE properties of the surfaces THIS DOWN surface area
  • 7. Variables We will be testing three variables. What are they? weight type of surface surface area Because we are testing three different variables, we will do three separate experiments
  • 8. Form a hypothesis statement Investigation #1 What is the effect of weight on the frictional force between two objects? 1. copy down this question in your lab notebook 2. write a hypothesis statement that can be tested in order to answer the question
  • 9. Procedure – In your Lab Group Thinking about the materials we will use and how you will test your hypothesis, write out a procedure and create a data table. Plan to have at least five different weights. Finish Investigation #1 in: You have seven minutes.
  • 10. Time to test the Effect of Weight! Get back in your lab groups and conduct your investigation on the effect of weight on frictional force. You have 10 minutes to complete.
  • 11. Form a hypothesis statement Investigation #2 What is the effect of a rough surface on the frictional force between two objects? Copy down this question and write a hypothesis. In your group, create a new procedure and data table for this investigation and run the experiment. You have 8 minutes.
  • 12. Form a hypothesis statement Investigation #3 What is the effect of surface area on the frictional force between two objects? Copy down this question and write a hypothesis. In your group, create a new procedure and data table for this investigation and run the experiment. You have 10 minutes.