Using the data from the appendix, show ONE sample calculation for the normal force of the cart+block on the horizontal track Appendix - Group 1Table 1- Determination of the coefficient of kinetic friction for felt on metalApplied Force (N)0.8820.803Mass çateBlock (kg)Mass Added Mass (kg)Felt Trial120.3180.31830.3180.5002.0530.3180.5002.031Table 2 - Determination of the coefficient of kinetic friction for cork on metalApplied Force (N)1.5191.582Mass CasAlock (kg)0.3180.318Cork TrialMass Added Mass (kg)10.3180.5003.9924.0.3180.5004.018Table 3 - Ramp angleMaterial(°)10FeltCork15Table 4 - Measured displacement of cart + felt blockInitial position (m)1.01Final position (m)0.760.780.81Felt Trial121.0131.01Table 5 - Measured displacement of cart + cork blockInitial position (m)1.011.01Cork TrialFinal position (m)0.920.900.881231.01

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Using the data from the appendix, show ONE sample calculation for the normal force of the cart+block on the horizontal track

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Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

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Chapter5: Further Applications Of Newton's Laws: Friction, Drag, And Elasticity

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Problem 31PE: (a) The "lead" in pencils is a graphite composition with a Young's modulus of about 1109 N/ m2....

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