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| A Push or pull of an object |
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| ALL forces acting on an object |
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A push or pull on an object that is TOUCHING.
(Example - Kicking a soccer ball) |
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A push or pull on an object that is NOT TOUCHING.
(Example - Hair vs. Balloon) |
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Forces that combine and form a net force of zero.
(Example - Water balloon being pulled from both sides equally) |
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| Forces that combine and form a net force that is NOT Zero |
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When an object resists change in its motion.
(Example - When a car stops moving) |
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Two surfaces that resist each other in a sliding motion that are touching.
(Example - Lighting a match) |
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a force that exits between all objects that have mass
(Example - the solar system) |
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| The amount of matter IN an object |
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When an object is moving along a curved path.
(Example - Earth orbiting the sun) |
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Increase of speed of an object.
(Example - A car that speeds up) |
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| The actual speed of an object |
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