Friction: Pulling a Box on a Horizontal Surface

This is a simulation of a box being pulled along a horizontal surface by a rope. Students can use the simulation to explore the effects of static and kinetic friction and their relationship to the normal force of the surface.

 

Tom Walsh

 
Materialetype
Arbejdsark
Tags
force  friction  kinetic  newton  newtons  physics  static  surface  tension 
Målgruppe (alder)
14 – 19+
Sprog
English
 
 
Licens
CC-BY-SA, GeoGebra Terms of Use
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