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Lab 7: Virtual Lab: Friction and Mu Objective: This lab will let you determine the coefficients of static friction and kinetic friction between different surfaces. You will be pulling with increasing tension until the object begins to slide and then you will keep the object moving at a slow steady speed. Site: https://www.thephysicsaviary.com/Physics/Programs/Labs/ForceFriction/index.html For each objective listed below, design a lab to determine the relationship between: Objective 1: Mass and the static coefficient of friction. Objective 2: The surface type and the static coefficient of friction. Objective 3: The surface area and the static coefficient of friction. Objective 4: Kinetic friction and static friction. For each part, you must: Materials A complete listed of materials needed to replicate this lab in real life, with and without the Vernier system depicted. Procedure Include a 2-3 sentence procedure in OAIM format Include a relevant diagram (if your diagram is the same each time, you may reference back to the original diagram. Data Have a minimum of five trials for each material tested Provide a data table and graph for each objective Analysis and Conclusion For each objective, describe the relationship discovered. Justify your conclusion with evidence and reasoning. Each objective's conclusion should be a MINIMUM of three sentences. WHAT'S EXTRA CREDIT?? For extra credit (25 points each), you may also complete the following objectives. PLEASE label these objectives in your notebook as listed below: All of the work described above must be done in order to receive credit. Partial credit will NOT be given. Objective 1EC: Mass and the kinetic coefficient of friction. Objective 2EC: The surface type and the kinetic coefficient of friction. Objective 3EC: The surface area and the kinetic coefficient of friction. I WANT SOME