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Determining the coefficient of static friction using the inclined plane

Determining the coefficient of static friction using the inclined plane

VP1.2.5.2

Calculating the coefficient of static friction (P1.2.5.2)

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Description

The experiment P1.2.5.2 uses the dependency of the force normal to the plane on the angle of inclination for quantitative determination of the coefficient of static friction µ of a body. The inclination of a plane is increased until the body no longer adheres to the surface and begins to slide. From the equilibrium of the force along the plane and the coefficient of static friction

Components of equipment sets

1	342101	Friction block, depending on material
1	342102	Friction block, area and material dependend
1	34121 8	Inclined plane
1	31178 4	Tape measure 2 m / 1 mm

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P1.2.5.2 Determining the coefficient of static friction using the inclined plane

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Determining the coefficient of static friction using the inclined plane

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