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Give an example of a force and a counter force:

Answers may vary (example: gravity and air resistance)

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If these kids are pulling with the same amount of force what will happen?

They wont move

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A type of friction that happens when air pushes against a moving object and makes it slow down

Air resistance

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trap

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rocket

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banana

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(Push or Pull): Pressing the gas pedal in a car

Push

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If two forces are equal and work in opposite directions what are they called?

Balanced Forces

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(Pick a force): The bike with thick tires slows down faster than the bike with thin tires

Friction (or air resistance)

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What type of energy does the skateboarder have at K?

Potential Energy

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(Pick a force) The man leans forward on his bike to go faster.

Air resistance

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What has the least friction: a snowboard on a snowyhill or a runner on the road

The snowboarder

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Does an object with more mass (vikt) needs more force or less force to be moved?

More force

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In the image, what force is acting in arrow A

Gravity

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thief

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gold

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shark

Other team loses 25 points!

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banana

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heart

Other team wins 15 points!

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star

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shark

Other team loses 10 points!

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banana

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What type of energy does a ball have when you kick it?

Kinetic Energy

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The force of an object is measured in ....

N (Newtons!)

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