1. Click here to open the PHYS 2425 Lab 8. Part. A Simulation Here is the direct link https:/www.geogebra.org/m/shorhove 2. Record the mass of the empty sled mes as 85 g. 3. Set the additional mass on the sled mwto 1000 g with the slider control. Record the total mass of the sled ms = mes + mwin Table 1. 4. Using the slider, set the mass on the hanger to pull the sled at constant speed after you hit the "Start Simulation" button. The simulation stops automatically under three conditions: 1) the sled stops, 2) the hanging mass hits the ground, or 3) about 10-15 simulated seconds have passed. If the hanging mass is too heavy, it will speed up. If your hanging mass is too light, it will slow down and stop. If you need to change your hanging mass to try again, hit the reset animation button before making your change and then restarting the simulation. 5. Once you have achieved a constant speed for the sled, record the hanging mass my in Table 1. (Make sure that the hanging mass my has the same starting point for all trials). Use the markings in the simulation to find the distance the hanging mass descends and record it as ya in Table 1 (even if the mass moves past y=0, do not include this!). The sled will move the same distance as the mass descends for all the trials. 6. Calculate the heat AH generated by friction using equation 1 and record it in Table 1. 7. Repeat steps 3-5, increasing mw by 200 g each trial (such that on the 5th trial, my = 1800 g). for a total of five trials and finding a different my for each different mass () should not change). Record your data in Table 1. Take a screenshot of any one of the trials. The web address, date, and time of the device that you used should be in the screenshot. Inset here. Add more space if needed. Screenshot(1)Data Table 1 Mass of the empty sled mes = 85 g mw (Kg) m,= Mes+ my (Kg) my(Kg) yh(m) AH(J) 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 Show work including formula and calculations with numbers plugged in. 6Equation 1 AH = mngyn