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Science final 2015

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What is a free body diagram?   All forces acting on an object.  
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4 types of friction?   Sliding, Rolling, Fluid, Static.  
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unbalanced forces   an object that is moving  
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balanced forces   an object that is still  
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force   power applied to an object (something that makes motion)  
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newton   metric unit for weight (N)  
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tension   pulling force  
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compression   pushing force  
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vector   an arrow with the force moving  
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net force   total amount of force used  
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newton's second force   acceleration applied to an object force= mass *acceleration  
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newton's first force   an object will stay still until acted upon  
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newton's third law   with an action comes an opposite reaction  
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increasing friction   rough surfaces are increasing friction  
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friction   resistance of an object that encounters when 2 objects are moving over another  
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decreasing friction   smoother surfaces  
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rolling forces   the friction between rolling object and the surface it rolls on. ~only a small point of contact(wheel will roll on contact)  
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static forces   friction between 2 surfaces that are not moving past each other.  
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sliding   the force that opposes the motion of 2 surfaces sliding past each other.  
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fluid forces   when an object is moving through liquid or gases  
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