Task 2: Determine the Coefficient of Friction Choose any ONE of the surfaces provided in the Gizmo: Metal, Cement, or Wood. . Using principles of kinematics, vectors, force diagrams, and Newton's laws of motion, plan and execute a virtual scientific investigation to determine the coefficient of friction between the cart and the surface of your choice. . In your response, o Plan the steps of your virtual investigation to determine the coefficient of friction for the surface of your choice. Using a numbered step approach, list the detailed outline of the procedure used to determine the coefficient of friction. o Draw and label any relevant free body diagrams showing the significant forces acting on the cart. Explain why you selected the forces you did, and why you made them the lengths you did. Communicate using proper conventions for scientific drawings/diagrams. o Conduct the virtual experiment. Record and communicate your data in tables, graphs, and calculations using proper conventions for communicating scientific investigations. Identify all relevant physics laws/theories related to the calculations necessary to solve for the coefficient of friction. o Summarize your findings