HTTPS://poet.Colorado.edu/en/simulation/forces-and-motion-basicQuestion 1 is on the chart, 2 and 3 are listed4) does friction have the same effect on each object? (I mean quite a quantitatively, does it change the exhilaration by the same number for each object?)5) what would happen if the frictional force were equal to the force you apply to the object? What if the frictional force was larger than the force applied? ?

Part 3: Friction. Link to sim: https://phet. colorado.edu/en/simulation/forces and-motion-basics Click on the "Friction" option at the bottom of your screen. Friction Forces . Make sure all the boxes are checked. Set the frictional force to 25 N. Now apply a force of 50N to each object in the chart below. Fill in the chart with the values of the quantities measured. To calculate the acceleration, use the change in velocity divided by the time, not the equation F=ma. Object Total mass Force Friction Time needed to get to 5 m/s Acceleration Box 50kg 50 N 25 N Box with Girl 90kg 50 N 25 N Box with Man 130kg 50 N 25 N Box with Garbage Can 150kg 50 N 25 N Fridge 200kg 50 N 25 N Box with Gift 100kg 50 N 25 N What do you notice about the time required to accelerate, as compared to the time obtained in Part 2? What do you conclude about the effect of friction on the motion of an object?Set the frictional force to 25 N. Now apply a force of 50N to each object in the chart below. Fill in the chart with the values of the quantities measured. To calculate the acceleration, use the change in velocity divided by the time, not the equation F=ma. Object Total mass Acceleration Force Friction Time needed to get to 5 m/s Box 50 N 25 N 8:53 .170 6 Box with Girl 90 kg 50 N 25 N 14. 43 . 1603 Box with Man 30 ky 50 N 25 N 21.55 1658 Box with Garbage Can 150kq 50 N 25 N 24. 77 . 1785 Fridge 200 *g 50 N 25 N 32.42 1631 Box with Gift 170kq 50 N 25 N 14.35 148 6 What do you notice about the time required to accelerate, as compared to the time obtained in Part 2? 9 z FIM