The maximum static friction is defined as the largest recorded reading on the force sensor before the block starts moving; the kinetic friction is defined as the force, as measured on the force sensor, that causes the block to move at a constant velocity. Table I: Mass and Friction Data Total mass (kg) (wood Maximum Fs FK FN = mg block plus US HK (N) (N) (N) masses on top) 0.50 1.96 1.47 1.0 3.92 2.94 1.5 5.88 4.41 2.0 7.84 5.88 Treatment: Complete the table. Analysis: 1. Plot a graph of force of static friction vs normal force. Calculate the slope of this graph. 2. Plot a graph of force of kinetic friction vs normal force. Calculate the slope of this graph. Task 3: Technical Report: Answer the following in one sentence each. a) How does the mass of an object pulled along a horizontal surface affect the force of static friction? (Use the data table to help you answer this question) b) How does the mass of an object pulled along a horizontal surface affect the force of kinetic friction? (Use the data table to help you answer this question) c) How does the mass of an object pulled along a horizontal surface affect the coefficient of static friction? (Use the data table to help you answer this question) Copyright @ 2021 The O