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    The document discusses forces and friction. It explains that objects are either moving or at rest depending on whether the net forces acting on the object are balanced or unbalanced. Friction opposes motion and causes objects to slow down or stop when the applied and friction forces become balanced. Different surfaces have different amounts of friction, with carpets typically providing more friction than sidewalks or dirt surfaces. Gravity and the normal force from the ground balance out for objects at rest on Earth's surface.

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    The document discusses forces and friction. It explains that objects are either moving or at rest depending on whether the net forces acting on the object are balanced or unbalanced. Friction opposes motion and causes objects to slow down or stop when the applied and friction forces become balanced. Different surfaces have different amounts of friction, with carpets typically providing more friction than sidewalks or dirt surfaces. Gravity and the normal force from the ground balance out for objects at rest on Earth's surface.

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    Forces Affecting Motion

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    Lea Ann Suni
    The document discusses forces and friction. It explains that objects are either moving or at rest depending on whether the net forces acting on the object are balanced or unbalanced. Friction opposes motion and causes objects to slow down or stop when the applied and friction forces become balanced. Different surfaces have different amounts of friction, with carpets typically providing more friction than sidewalks or dirt surfaces. Gravity and the normal force from the ground balance out for objects at rest on Earth's surface.

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    PUSH OR PULL =

    FORCE

    1
    PUSH OR PULL= FORCE
    UNBALANCED FORCES

    2
    Things eventually slow down or stop mov-
    ing.

    3
    FRICTION OPPOSES MOTION
    Objects stops when all forces are balanced
    GOLF BALL NOT
    MOVING

    CAR AT REST
    Friction pair= grass surface and ball Friction

    MOVING SKATES Friction pair= tires and road surface

    Friction 4
    FRICTION
    SURFACE WITH LESS
    FRICTION ?

    CARPET
    SIDEWALK
    DIRT SURFACE

    5
    BALANCED FORCES

    UNBALANCED FORCES

    6
    7
    FORCE OF GRAVITY=GROUND FORCE

    8
    FALLING OBJECTS
    • STOP MOVING WHEN

    AIR

    BALANCED FORCES
    9
    Gravity continues pushing

    Ground also pushes


    10
    Unbalanced forces

    11
    12

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