CHAPTER 2 FORCES
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| when an unbalanced force acts on an object, the force | changes the motion of the object
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| AIR RESISTANCE IS A TYPE OF | FLUID FRICTION
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| WHCIH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PROJECTILE | A BALL ON THE GROUND
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| THE RESISTANCE OF AN OBJECT TO ANY CHANGE IN ITS MOTION IS CALLED | FRICTION
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| THE PRODUCT OF AN OBJECT;S MASS AND ITS MOTION IS CALLED | NET FORCE
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| BALANCED FORCES ARE EQUAL FORCES ACTING ON AN OBJECT IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS | TRUE
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| ROLLING FRICTION OCCURS WHEN TWO SOLID SURFACES SLIDE OVER EACH OTHER | FALSE
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| THE GREATEST VELOCITY A FALLING OBJECT REACHES IS CALLED MOMENTUM | FALSE
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| THE LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION STATES THAT THE TOTAL MOMENTUM OF OBJECTS THAT INTERACT DOES NOT CHANGE | FALSE
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| THE TYPE OF FORCE THAT CAUSES A SATELLITE TO ORBIT EARTH IS A CENTRIPETAL FORCE | TRUE
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