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Friction and Gravity
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- Q1What are two factors that affect FRICTION between surfaces?mass and distancemass and weightsurface type and how hard they are pushed together30s
- Q2What two factors affect GRAVITY between two objects?mass and distancemass and weighttype of surface and friction30s
- Q3What is mass?the amount of matter in an objecthow heavy something ishow hard gravity pulls an object30s
- Q4What is weight?kilogramspoundsa measure of gravity30s
- Q5What is friction?the force that pulls objects toward each othera measure of the force of gravity on an objectthe force that surfaces exert on each other when they rub together30s
- Q6Which of these is an example of rolling friction?a wheel rolling on the groundrubbing sandpaper togetherthe hinge of a door that is oiled30s
- Q7Which of these is an example of sliding friction?a stationary treethe measure of gravity on an objectrubbing sandpaper together30s
- Q8Which of these is an example of fluid friction?a fish in a boata fish on the dinner tablea fish swimming in a lake30s
- Q9Which of these is an example of static friction?a sleeping hippoa door hinge that has been oileda wheel rolling on a surface30s
- Q10What is the law of universal gravitation?a law that states you should understand gravitya new law passed by congressa law that states there is gravity between all objects30s
- Q11What is gravity?the moon revolving around the Earththe force that pulls objects toward each othera pull that only the Earth has30s
- Q12As the DISTANCE INCREASES what happens to the gravitational force?it increasesit decreasesit stays the same30s
- Q13In which direction does friction act?the opposite direction as the object's motionthe same direction as the object's motion30s
- Q14When the force required to push an object increases what happens?friction decreasesfriction increases30s