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SPH 3UCoefficient of Friction Lab Introduction static friction … kinetic friction… uniform motion…. Variables Independent variable …. Dependent variable.

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1 SPH 3UCoefficient of Friction Lab Introduction static friction … kinetic friction… uniform motion…. Variables Independent variable …. Dependent variable … Controls Purpose : to determine the static and kinetic coefficient of friction for wood on ___________.

2 Materials Method SPH 3UCoefficient of Friction Lab

3 Observations Quantitative Qualitative SPH 3UCoefficient of Friction Lab

4 Data Manipulation ( include a sample calculation for each unique calculation, include %error and % difference where possible ) SPH 3UCoefficient of Friction Lab

5 Result Summary SPH 3UCoefficient of Friction Lab

6 Discussion Concerns ( equipment, method ) Summary Paragraph ( key numerical evidence, introduction and purpose, make inferences (draw conclusions) about your results ) SPH 3UCoefficient of Friction Lab

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