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| Centripetal force | An inward perpendicular force that causes an object to move in a circle
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| Friction | The resistance one object feels when it is in contact with another
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| Net force | The force that is left when all forces acting on a body are taken into consideration
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| Newton (N) | The unit for force; equal to the mass of an object times its acceleration (Kg . m/s2)
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| Perpendicular | A line or ray that meets another at a ninety (90) degree angle
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| Principle of inertia | The resistance of a body to a change in its state of rest or motion
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| Reaction | The response to an action
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| Rotational inertia | The tendency for a rotating object to remain at rest or in motion
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| Torque | A force that causes rotation; equal to mass times length of the radius
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