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You will conduct an experiment to study the principle of conservation of energy by observing how a toy car rolls down a ramp. At the top of the ramp, the car's energy is in the form of gravitational potential energy (mgh). When released, this energy causes the car to roll down the ramp. The car will eventually roll to a stop due to friction. The energy dissipated via friction is given by (force of friction) * (distance). You can assume that this force of friction is constant throughout the experiment.
Complete a lab report following the guidelines below. See attachment for a general lab report format.
Materials:
Procedure: This experiment should be conducted on a smooth floor, such as tile, hardwood, or smooth concrete. Do not perform this experiment on carpeting.
Run #
Height (cm)
Distance (cm)
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Results and conclusions: Answer the following questions based on the data collected during the experiment.
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