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science unit 3

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1.What is often described by a push or pull?   A force.  
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2.What is inertia?   The tendency to avoid a motion change.  
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3.What is an example of sliding friction?   Ice skating.  
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4.What is kinetic energy?   Energy in motion  
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5.What is the unit of energy?   Joules  
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6.What is it called when two equal forces produce no movement?   balanced forces  
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7.What is the first law of motion?   Objects at rest shall stay at rest and objects in motion will stay in motion unless acted on by an outside force.  
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8.What is the second law of motion?   An object with more mass is harder to be moved than one with less mass.  
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9.What is the third law of motion?   Every force has an equal and opposite force.  
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10.What is potential energy?   Energy not yet being used.  
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11.How do two of the same side poles react to each other?   They repel  
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12.How do two opposite poles react to each other?   They attract  
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13.Where is there the most energy on a bar magnet?   At the poles  
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14.How do you make an electromagnet stronger?   Adding more wire or using a stronger power source.  
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15.What advantage does an electromagnet have?   They can be turned on and off.  
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