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Force only exists as a result of an interaction
Force only exists as a result of an interaction
True (A)
Gravitational force is a type of force
Gravitational force is a type of force
True (A)
Friction force can make a body that is at rest
Friction force can make a body that is at rest
True (A)
Centripetal force is not a type of force
Centripetal force is not a type of force
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Force is an internal effect that affects the object
Force is an internal effect that affects the object
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Force and Its Types
- Force only exists as a result of an interaction between objects.
- Gravitational force is a type of force that arises from the interaction between masses.
- Friction force can cause a stationary object to start moving, or slow down a moving object.
- Centripetal force is not a fundamental type of force, but rather a force that arises from an object's circular motion.
- Force is an external effect that affects the motion or state of an object, not an internal property of the object itself.
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