the tracking camera, the angle of the incline plane can finally be determined. Once the sum of forces in the x and y dimensions have been ascertained, the forces of static and kinetic friction will need to be substituted in order for the appropriate coefficient of friction to be plugged into the equation. This can be done through Equations 3 and 4, Equation 3 is the coefficient of static friction, and N is the normal force where f is the static friction, perpendicular to the surface that the block is sliding down. f=N Equation 4 where is the kinetic friction, is the coefficient of kinetic friction, and N is the normal force perpendicular to the surface that the block is sliding down. Once the coefficient of friction has been properly introduced into the calculations, we should have all the numbers needed to experimentally determine what they are.