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1 Force 10/31

2 LT: I will be able to apply Newton’s law of motion Vocabulary: Coefficient of friction Static friction Kinetic friction Review Homework Finish any notes Quiz Friction blocks Lab, New group new color Homework: Homework worksheet #3 Newton’s Laws

3 You will meet with your color-coded team Each of the next three labs will be with a new group Today’s lab is Balanced and Unbalanced Forces Everyone must write up the lab, so make sure that everyone gets the data needed to do their calculations Follow instructions carefully, make sure you return all supplies to the cart.

4 The factors that influence friction are 1. 2. 3.

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