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| The cause of acceleration of an object at a constant velocity. |
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| The force between any objects that touch each other |
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| "The force between two objects hat do not touch, such as gravity" |
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| Diagrams with vectors representing all forces in a system |
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| The “laziness” of an object to change velocities |
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| "All of the forces together…many of ours have canceled out…including gravity and normal force, and sometimes friction and applied force" |
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| Whenever an object is at rest or progressing at a constant velocity. All of the forces cancel out |
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| When a pair of objects act on each other equally |
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| The force of one surface to another…perpendicularly |
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| The resistance of a surface against an object in the opposite direction of the applied force |
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| Friction between two objects that are moving |
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| Fs or Fk divided by normal force |
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| Action reaction pairs are equal and opposite to one another |
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