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| A force that resists any movement between two or more surfaces that are in contact with each other. |
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| What 2 qualities determines the amount of friction force? |
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| the nature/texture of each surface and the weight of each object. |
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| When the friction between two surfaces in contact is great enough to keep them from moving when a force is applied. |
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| When the force applied to an object is larger than the maximum static force, the object will move. |
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| A force exerted by a material when it is stretched or compressed. |
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| Force is created because the material is __________from its _________________. |
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| deformed (changed) and resting state |
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| An __________________ ________________ always wants to return to its resting state. |
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| The two types of Elastic Force are: |
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| A pulling force applied to an object to make the object stretch. |
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| A squeezing force applied to an object to make the object shrink. |
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| Three examples of compression force objects are: |
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| Rubber ball, spiral spring, clock/tension spring. |
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| Two examples of tension force objects are: |
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| Rubber band and long, semi-rigid material (wood or metal.) |
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