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Force-/=Interaction between two or more objects, with a push, pull, or both (a twist).
Balanced Forces-/=Equal forces acting in opposite directions.
Unbalanced Forces-/=Unequal forces causing a change in motion.
Inertia-/=Resistance of an object to change its motion.
Friction-/= a force which opposes relative motion between two surfaces in contact with each
other.
Fluid Friction-/=Friction when moving through liquid or gas.
Sliding Friction-/=Friction when two surfaces slide over each other.
Rolling Friction-/=Friction when a circular object rolls.
Static Friction-/=Friction preventing motion of a stationary object.
Weight-/=Gravitational force acting on an object's mass.
Terminal Velocity-/=Constant speed when air resistance equals weight.
Magnetic Field-/=Space around a magnet where magnetic force exists.
Magnetic Poles-/=Regions of a magnet that attract or repel.
Temporary Magnet-/=Magnetized by external magnetic influence.
Permanent Magnet-/=Retains magnetic properties without external influence.
what are the parts of a lever-/=rigid bar, fulcrum, load, effort
Electrical Conductors-/=Materials allowing easy electron flow, e.g., metals.
Static Electricity-/=Charge imbalance due to electron transfer.
Non-contact Forces-/=Forces acting at a distance, e.g., gravity, magnetism.
Force-/=Interaction between two or more objects, with a push, pull, or both (a twist).
Balanced Forces-/=Equal forces acting in opposite directions.
Unbalanced Forces-/=Unequal forces causing a change in motion.
Inertia-/=Resistance of an object to change its motion.
Friction-/= a force which opposes relative motion between two surfaces in contact with each
other.
Fluid Friction-/=Friction when moving through liquid or gas.
Sliding Friction-/=Friction when two surfaces slide over each other.
Rolling Friction-/=Friction when a circular object rolls.
Static Friction-/=Friction preventing motion of a stationary object.
Weight-/=Gravitational force acting on an object's mass.
Terminal Velocity-/=Constant speed when air resistance equals weight.
Magnetic Field-/=Space around a magnet where magnetic force exists.
Magnetic Poles-/=Regions of a magnet that attract or repel.
Temporary Magnet-/=Magnetized by external magnetic influence.
Permanent Magnet-/=Retains magnetic properties without external influence.
what are the parts of a lever-/=rigid bar, fulcrum, load, effort
Electrical Conductors-/=Materials allowing easy electron flow, e.g., metals.
Static Electricity-/=Charge imbalance due to electron transfer.
Non-contact Forces-/=Forces acting at a distance, e.g., gravity, magnetism.
