Steps Step 1) Look up the value for the coefficient of kinetic friction between the steel ball and steel track. Step 2) The ball is raised up to a height near the top of the right side of the track. Record this as h2. Step 3) The ball is released with no initial velocity and allowed to roll down the track. Step 4) Determine the velocity of the ball when it reaches the bottom of the track. Step 5) Compare the calculated velocity of the ball at the bottom of the track with the value measured by the motion sensor. Step 6) The height the ball reaches on the opposite side of the track is recorded as h3. Step 7) Complete Tables 1 and 2. Table 1 mBall (kg) 0.05 e (degrees) 30 h2 (m) 0.85 h3 (m) 0.75 Table 2 PE1 (J) PE2 (J) PE3 (J) Vh1 (m/s) Vh2(m/s) Vh3 (m/s) N (N) d (m) Wne (J) Vn1 (meter) = 3.5 m/s Loss of Energy =.

Steps Step 1) Look up the value for the coefficient of kinetic friction between the steel ball and steel track. Step 2) The ball is raised up to a height near the top of the right side of the track. Record this as h2. Step 3) The ball is released with no initial velocity and allowed to roll down the track. Step 4) Determine the velocity of the ball when it reaches the bottom of the track. Step 5) Compare the calculated velocity of the ball at the bottom of the track with the value measured by the motion sensor. Step 6) The height the ball reaches on the opposite side of the track is recorded as h3. Step 7) Complete Tables 1 and 2. Table 1 mBall (kg) 0.05 e (degrees) 30 h2 (m) 0.85 h3 (m) 0.75 Table 2 PE1 (J) PE2 (J) PE3 (J) Vh1 (m/s) Vh2(m/s) Vh3 (m/s) N (N) d (m) Wne (J) Vn1 (meter) = 3.5 m/s Loss of Energy =.

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Step 1) Look up the value for the coefficient of kinetic friction between the steel ball and steel track.
Step 2) The ball is raised up to a height near the top of the right side of the track. Record this as h2.
Step 3) The ball is released with no initial velocity and allowed to roll down the track.
Step 4) Determine the velocity of the ball when it reaches the bottom of the track.
Step 5) Compare the calculated velocity of the ball at the bottom of the track with the value measured
by the motion sensor.
Step 6) The height the ball reaches on the opposite side of the track is recorded as h3.
Step 7) Complete Tables 1 and 2.
Table 1
mBall (kg)
0.05
0 (degrees)
h2 (m)
h3 (m)
30
0.85
0.75
Table 2
PE, (J)
PE2 (J)
PE3 (J)
Vr1 (m/s) Vn2(m/s) | Vn3 (m/s)
N (N)
d (m)
Wnc (J)
Vh1 (meter) = 3.5 m/s
Loss of Energy = .

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