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Olenka [21]
3 years ago
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A different group of students decided to do this experiment by

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GaryK [48]3 years ago
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Answer:

Using an object of less mass can reduce the energy lost due to friction.

Explanation:

let the mass of the object be M.

acceleration due to gravity be g, coefficient of kinetic friction between object and slider be \alpha  , angle between horizntal and slider be ∅ and distance slided by the object be d.

work done by friction of the ramp will be the energy lost by ramp due to friction.

work done = force×displacement

force = \alpha×M×g×cos∅

displacement= d

therefore work done =  \alpha×M×g×cos∅×d

therefore on decreasing the mass M we can see that work done by friction decreases so the energy lost due to friction also decreases.

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