Lab 4 procedure Part A: Investigating the Influence of Mass on Friction Measure the Block's Mass: Use an appropriate weighing scale to measure the mass of the wooden block and record the corresponding weight in Table 1. Position the Block on the Plane: Position the wooden block on the inclined plane with its wider side facing down. Ensure the carved socket is facing up. Arrange the Plane and Pulley: Adjust the plane to be parallel to the table top. Position the platform in a way that the pulley extends over the table edge. Align the Pulley and the Block's Eyelet: Make sure the top of the pulley aligns with the eyelet on the wooden block. Adjust the height of the pulley if necessary. If the string ends up at an angle, this could erroneously affect the normal force. Determine the Frictional Force: Attach the weight hanger to the string. Gradually add weights to the hanger until the block slides at a constant speed after being nudged to overcome static friction. **Important** you must nudge the block to get it going during every single part of this experiment (parts A, B, and C entirely) to overcome static friction. If the block