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What can be inferred about the relationship between forces and motion from the given text?
What can be inferred about the relationship between forces and motion from the given text?
- Forces can change the shape and size of objects
- Forces always result in motion
- Forces can only change the direction of motion
- Forces can change the magnitude of velocity of an object (correct)
Why does a box not move when a small force is applied to push it?
Why does a box not move when a small force is applied to push it?
- The box is immovable
- The box is too heavy to move
- The pushing force is not strong enough
- Friction balances the pushing force (correct)
What happens when the pushing force applied to a box becomes bigger than the friction force?
What happens when the pushing force applied to a box becomes bigger than the friction force?
- The box accelerates rapidly
- The box moves faster
- An unbalanced force causes the box to start moving (correct)
- The box stops moving
Which action does NOT change the state of motion of an object?
Which action does NOT change the state of motion of an object?
What role does friction play in preventing motion?
What role does friction play in preventing motion?
In Fig. 9.4(c), what condition leads to the box starting to move?
In Fig. 9.4(c), what condition leads to the box starting to move?
What concept is based on push, hit, or pull according to the text?
What concept is based on push, hit, or pull according to the text?
Why does the speed of an object change with time based on the text?
Why does the speed of an object change with time based on the text?
Who introduced an entirely different approach to understand motion according to the text?
Who introduced an entirely different approach to understand motion according to the text?
What is considered the 'natural state' of an object based on observations in the text?
What is considered the 'natural state' of an object based on observations in the text?
What do we always see or feel according to the text?
What do we always see or feel according to the text?
What is the concept that describes the motion of an object along a straight line according to the text?
What is the concept that describes the motion of an object along a straight line according to the text?
What does the negative sign imply about the frictional force exerted by the table?
What does the negative sign imply about the frictional force exerted by the table?
According to the third law of motion, how are the forces exerted between two objects?
According to the third law of motion, how are the forces exerted between two objects?
In the context of action and reaction forces, what happens when two players collide during a football game?
In the context of action and reaction forces, what happens when two players collide during a football game?
What do the spring balances connected together in Fig. 9.10 show when a force is applied?
What do the spring balances connected together in Fig. 9.10 show when a force is applied?
How are action and reaction forces described in relation to each other?
How are action and reaction forces described in relation to each other?
When one object exerts a force on another, what term refers to these forces?
When one object exerts a force on another, what term refers to these forces?
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