Friction?

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From: Namkcihp
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 1994 20:21

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Friends
 If you have an activity that can clearly DEMONSTRATE to a
> student that friction, and not gravity, is responsible for a ball
oscilating
> to a stop in vertically, circular or parabolic track.
> OR
> If you have an activity that can clearly DEMONSTRATE to a
> student that friction, and not gravity, is responsible for bob of a
pendulum
> coming to a stop on its string.
> OR
> Do you think that this is not a problem with your students.
> Paul Hickman

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