Design an Experiment (Methods) | Available Equipment: A shoe, a wooden board, a ruler, a half-meter stick, a meter stick, a pulley, a string, a hanger with a set of objects of different inertia, a scale for measuring inertia, a set of force scales. You do not need to use all the equipment in your experiments. Brainstorm two different experiments to determine the coefficient of static friction between the shoe and the board. Describe the procedure of each experiment, including how the quantities of interest are calculated from the measured quantities. Give enough detail so that another student could replicate the experiment. Include a simple diagram of each set-up. Be sure that your experiment measures the coefficient of static friction, not kinetic friction. It can be challenging to distinguish between them in an experiment. The equipment you have is basic, but with thoughtful experimental design and careful execution you should be able to reduce uncertainties and find a reasonable value