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- Q1Which force is acting between these two forces?MagnetismFrictionElectrostaticGravitational120s
- Q2What will happen to this block if the pushing force is removed?It will carry on moving at a constant speedIt will slow down and stopIt will speed upNothing120s
- Q3Friction is a contact force. The force acts between objects that touch each other. Which of these are other contact forces?Reaction, drag, air resistance, water resistanceDrag, air resistance, water resistanceGravitational, air resistance and water resistanceMagnetism, drag, water resistance120s
- Q4Gravitational force is a non-contact force. it acts between bojects that do not have to be touching. Which of these are other non-contact forces?Magnetism and electrostaticFriction and magnetismElectrostatic and dragAir resistacne and water resistance120s
- Q5Which force is this fish experiencing?Gravitational forceWater resistanceAir resistanceMagnetism120s
- Q6This freefaller has balanced forces. How do we describe his movement?AcceleratingTerminal velovity (speed)ZeroDecelerating120s
- Q7What effect does the parachute have on the terminal velocity of the parachutist?Makes it smallerMakes it biggerNothingNot sure120s
- Q8What have the cyclists done to reduce the air resistance?StreamliningRemoved air from the roomLess forceMore force120s
- Q9How can the friction be reduced here?LubricationSaltHeating itWater120s
- Q10What is the independent variable for this investigation?Size of parachuteHeight of dropMaterialPerson dropping it120s