FontParagraphStylesEditingReuse F1. A physics teacher asks their students to conduct an experiment in which they pull a blockup an incline with a force sensor. The students are supposed to change the mass of theblock and measure the force of friction acting on the block.a.What is the independent variable in the experiment?Mass of Blockb.What is the dependent variable in the experiment?Force of Frictionc.List some variables that must be held constant in each trial?The dependent variable or the X asis.2. The students in the previous problem conduct an experiment, and find the following data:Force of Friction(N)4.10 NMass of Block(kg)1.03.012.2 N5.020.0 NS.Text Predictions: On 2. The students in the previous problem conduct an experiment, and find the following data:Mass of BlockForce of Friction(kg)(N)4.10 N1.03.012.2 N5.020.0 N9.036.6 N12.047.9 NCreate a line of best fit of the experimental data on the graph below,including a title, axes properly scaled and labeled with units.Section BreakToxt Drodictions: On

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1. A physics teacher asks their students to conduct an experiment in which they pull a block up an incline with a force sensor. The students are supposed to change the mass of the block and measure the force of friction acting on the block. a.What is the independent variable in the experiment? Mass of Block b.What is the dependent variable in the experiment? Force of Friction c.List some variables that must be held constant in each trial? The dependent variable or the X asis.

1. A physics teacher asks their students to conduct an experiment in which they pull a block up an incline with a force sensor. The students are supposed to change the mass of the block and measure the force of friction acting on the block. a.What is the independent variable in the experiment? Mass of Block b.What is the dependent variable in the experiment? Force of Friction c.List some variables that must be held constant in each trial? The dependent variable or the X asis.

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1. A physics teacher asks their students to conduct an experiment in which they pull a block
up an incline with a force sensor. The students are supposed to change the mass of the
block and measure the force of friction acting on the block.
a.What is the independent variable in the experiment?
Mass of Block
b.What is the dependent variable in the experiment?
Force of Friction
c.List some variables that must be held constant in each trial?
The dependent variable or the X asis.
2. The students in the previous problem conduct an experiment, and find the following data:
Force of Friction
(N)
4.10 N
Mass of Block
(kg)
1.0
3.0
12.2 N
5.0
20.0 N
S.
Text Predictions: On

2. The students in the previous problem conduct an experiment, and find the following data:
Mass of Block
Force of Friction
(kg)
(N)
4.10 N
1.0
3.0
12.2 N
5.0
20.0 N
9.0
36.6 N
12.0
47.9 N
Create a line of best fit of the experimental data on the graph below,
including a title, axes properly scaled and labeled with units.
Section Break
Toxt Drodictions: On

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