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Matter in Motion - Friction:A Force that Opposes Motion

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What example results in a helpful increase of friction?   sand applied to a slick sidewalk  
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What example results in a helpful decrease of friction?   oil added to a car engine  
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What is a force that opposes motion between two surfaces that are in contact?   friction  
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Name two factors that determine the amount of friction.   the force and the roughness of the surface  
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What is an example of an object opposed by kinetic friction?   a box sliding on a floor  
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What is an example of an object opposed by static friction?   a worker pushing on a non-moving box  
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Name an activity where friction is helpful.   car tires moving a car forward  
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Name an activity where friction is harmful.   car engine parts wearing out  
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What is a way NOT to reduce friction?   pouring sand on ice  
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When a mover puts furniture on a dolly with wheels, which type of friction is the mover using to make his job easier?   rolling kinetic friction  
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Why does friction occur?   the roughness of any object's surface  
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What is a way to reduce friction?   wax skis before skiing down a slope  
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What is friction?   a force that always acts to oppose motion  
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When is friction greater?   when surfaces have more roughness  
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What happens when force is applied to two surfaces in contact?   when force is applied, friction increases  
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When a teacher tries pushing a large desk slowly across the classroom floor, but the large desk will not move, what is keeping the desk from moving?   static friction  
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When two students help the teacher push a large desk slowly across the classroom floor, what resistance opposes the faster movement of the desk?   sliding kinetic friction  
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When the teacher and students get a dolly to move a large desk, what force of resistance opposes the motion of the desk?   rolling kinetic friction  
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Name three common items you might use to increase friction.   sand, work gloves, and sticky tape  
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