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show 1. Gravitational Force-Earth 2. Tensional Force-Rubber band 3. Magnetic Force-Magnet 4. Buoyant Force-floats 5. Frictional Force-Friction 6. Applied Force-What you're doing to the object 7. Air Resistance (or air friction)-Something falling  
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show A force were the agent touches the receiver (directly of indirectly).  
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show A force where the agent and receiver are not in touch with each other, but can exert a push of pull without any sort of physical contact.  
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Which two forces from "Carnival of Forces" were noncontact?   show
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What two factors affect the amount of air resistance on a falling object?   show
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show Lift Thrust Drag Weight  
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show Mass is the amount of matter an object is made up of while weight is the amount of gravitational pull an object has  
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show mass: grams (g) of kilograms (kg) weight: newtons (N)  
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show mass: a balance weight: a scale  
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What does the Law of Universal Gravitation State?   show
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What is static friction? An example?   show
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What is kinetic friction? An example?   show
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What is rolling kinetic friction?   show
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What is sliding kinetic friction?   show
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show Add all the forces together.  
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How do you find the net force of an object if the forces are acting in opposite directions?   show
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show When the net force on an object = 0.  
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show No acceleration.  
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What are unbalanced forces?   show
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show Will change the speed of direction (acceleration) of a moving object.  
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As the skydiver falls, the friction (air resistance) becomes equal to the downward pull of gravity. What term is used to describe this?   show
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Newton's First Law of Motion is also known as the law of ______________?   show
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What does Newton's First Law state?   show
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show The force of an object is equal to its mass times its acceleration.  
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What does Newton's Third Law state?   show
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How does mass relate to inertia?   show
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What is the Equation for Newton's Second law of motion?   show
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What is the equation for momentum?   show
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What is the Law of Conservation of Momentum?   show
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