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Title of the Experience
Sliding friction force static.
Name of the student
DDA
Country where it took place
Italy
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Physics
Experience typology
Laboratory
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
The laboratory experience was quite difficult but at the and successful.
The argument was widely corned out during the class frontal lessons: the sliding friction force represents the resistance between two objects that slide one to another, the static sliding friction generates when the object starts to move.
The practical demonstration was corned out as an horizontal plane.
With a dynamometer we verified that with the increase of the pushing force, also the force, necessary to overcome the friction force increases.
The experiment demonstrated that the resultant system of forces in equilibrium was equal to 0 N.

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