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Have a little read: ... Sasha Zouev. Physics IB, 03/10/05 IB Physics Uniform Motion Aim: To investigate the relationship between the angle of a slope incline and the acceleration of a model cart moving down it Hypothesis: As the angle of the slope incline increases, the acceleration of the model cart moving down it will also increase. I have predicted that acceleration is directly linked with the angle of the slope on which the object is moving. When coming up with this hypothesis, I asked myself the following question, "what forces actually act on the model cart as it is going down the slope". There are in fact three forces acting on the cart. The force of gravity (g), friction (F), and the force of reaction (R) (see diagram 1). If we were to draw a Y and X axis on the object, the X axis showing the movement along and the Y axis being perpendicular to that then we can find
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