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- Q1A force that requires contact on both objects to occur.GravitationalNon-ContactContactFrictional300s
- Q2All of the following are examples of non-contact force, EXCEPT:frictionalmagneticelectrostaticgravitational300s
- Q3After taking a bath, you usually comb your hair to untangled knots in your hair. Combing hair whether with comb or hand is an example of _________ force.tensionalnormalfrictionaldrag300s
- Q4_________ forces can be applied to the objects without touching.NormalNon-ContactContactFrictional300s
- Q5What object/s could best illustrate a magnetic force?KiteMagnetsStrings and WeightsBalloon and paper bits300s
- Q6Electrostatics force results by like charges that _________ like two protons and unlike charges that _______ like protons and electrons.attract; attractattract; repelrepel; attractrepel; repel300s
- Q7The type of contact force that is exhibited between strings and ropes.dragtensionnormalgravitational300s
- Q8A property of matter that tends to resist any change in its state of motion.ForceFrictionAccelerationInertia300s
- Q9The ___________ force of the sun keeps the Earth and all other planets in the solar system in their orbits.normalgravitationalmagneticfriction300s
- Q10Which is an example of non-contact force acting in an object?laptop on the tablefalling leaves from a treepail attached to the end of a rope and hanged in a wellrubbing of hands300s
- Q11The three laws of motions were developed by ________.EinsteinGalileoKeplerNewton300s
- Q12Newton’s first law of motion is also known as the __________.Law of InteractionLaw of InertiaLaw of AccelerationLaw of Gravitational Attraction300s
- Q13According to the Law of Inertia, an object with greater mass has ________ inertia.greatersamelesserundetermined300s
- Q14This law states that, “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.”Law of InteractionLaw of InertiaLaw of AccelerationLaw of Gravitational Attraction300s
- Q15The Law of Acceleration can be mathematically expressed as _______.a = vf–vi / ta= 2ta= FmF = ma300s