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What type of force opposes motion?
What type of force opposes motion?
- Energy
- Weight
- Gravity
- Friction (correct)
To easily push a heavy cabinet, what can be done to lessen the friction?
To easily push a heavy cabinet, what can be done to lessen the friction?
- Lift the cabinet to decrease friction between the cabinet and the floor
- Ask help from other family members to push the cabinet
- Remove what is inside the cabinet to lessen the friction
- Use rollers to lessen the friction between the cabinet and the floor (correct)
When a ball and a box are pushed at the same time, which object typically travels a longer distance?
When a ball and a box are pushed at the same time, which object typically travels a longer distance?
- The box because it has a smaller surface area in contact with the floor
- The ball because it has a smaller surface area in contact with the floor (correct)
- The box because it has a bigger surface area in contact with the floor
- Both because they have the same surface area in contact with the floor
Which type of friction is typically the strongest among these?
Which type of friction is typically the strongest among these?
How does gravity affect the movement of an object thrown upward?
How does gravity affect the movement of an object thrown upward?
What is the process of energy transformation according to the text?
What is the process of energy transformation according to the text?
What is always produced in energy transformation?
What is always produced in energy transformation?
Based on the scenario of turning on an electric bulb, what can you conclude about energy?
Based on the scenario of turning on an electric bulb, what can you conclude about energy?
Which statement best describes the Law of Conservation of Energy?
Which statement best describes the Law of Conservation of Energy?
What energy transformation occurs when turning on a flashlight in a dark room?
What energy transformation occurs when turning on a flashlight in a dark room?
What is the main role of friction in relation to moving objects?
What is the main role of friction in relation to moving objects?
When jumping, what force do you need to overcome?
When jumping, what force do you need to overcome?
Why did the volleyball slow down when tossed upward?
Why did the volleyball slow down when tossed upward?
What should drivers do when the road is wet?
What should drivers do when the road is wet?
Why is it difficult to move objects on a rough surface?
Why is it difficult to move objects on a rough surface?
What conclusion can be drawn about friction based on its effects on objects and people?
What conclusion can be drawn about friction based on its effects on objects and people?
What is the main function of a pulley?
What is the main function of a pulley?
Which simple machine is characterized by a slanted surface?
Which simple machine is characterized by a slanted surface?
What distinguishes a wedge from other simple machines?
What distinguishes a wedge from other simple machines?
In what scenario would a driver most likely use a wedge?
In what scenario would a driver most likely use a wedge?
How do simple machines like pulleys contribute to work efficiency?
How do simple machines like pulleys contribute to work efficiency?
Which of the following represents an example of an inclined plane?
Which of the following represents an example of an inclined plane?
What simple machine can a fruit vendor use to divide a pineapple into four parts?
What simple machine can a fruit vendor use to divide a pineapple into four parts?
If Juan wants to put heavy boxes at the back of his truck, which simple machine can he use?
If Juan wants to put heavy boxes at the back of his truck, which simple machine can he use?
How do construction workers transport mixed cement from the ground floor to the 3rd floor?
How do construction workers transport mixed cement from the ground floor to the 3rd floor?
Which of the following are examples of a screw?
Which of the following are examples of a screw?
What can you infer about a wedge based on the examples provided like scissors, axes, and knives?
What can you infer about a wedge based on the examples provided like scissors, axes, and knives?
Why is a simple machine important according to the text?
Why is a simple machine important according to the text?
Flashcards
Friction
Friction
A force that opposes motion between two surfaces in contact.
Reducing Friction
Reducing Friction
Using rollers to reduce friction between a cabinet and the floor makes it easier to move.
Surface Area and Friction
Surface Area and Friction
Objects with smaller surface areas in contact with the floor experience less friction and move further.
Static Friction
Static Friction
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Gravity and Upward Motion
Gravity and Upward Motion
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Energy Transformation
Energy Transformation
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Heat in Energy Transformation
Heat in Energy Transformation
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Conclusion about Energy
Conclusion about Energy
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Law of Conservation of Energy
Law of Conservation of Energy
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Energy Transformation in Flashlight
Energy Transformation in Flashlight
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Role of Friction in Motion
Role of Friction in Motion
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Overcoming Gravity
Overcoming Gravity
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Gravity and Slowdown
Gravity and Slowdown
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Friction and Wet Roads
Friction and Wet Roads
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Rough Surfaces and Friction
Rough Surfaces and Friction
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Effects of Friction
Effects of Friction
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Pulley
Pulley
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Inclined Plane
Inclined Plane
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Wedge
Wedge
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Wedge in Emergency
Wedge in Emergency
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Simple Machines and Work Efficiency
Simple Machines and Work Efficiency
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Example of Inclined Plane
Example of Inclined Plane
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Screw
Screw
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Inclined Plane for Loading
Inclined Plane for Loading
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Inclined Plane in Construction
Inclined Plane in Construction
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Examples of Screws
Examples of Screws
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Wedge's Characteristic
Wedge's Characteristic
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Importance of Simple Machines
Importance of Simple Machines
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Study Notes
Friction
- Friction is a force that opposes motion.
- It allows moving objects to change direction.
- Friction makes moving objects slow down and eventually stop.
- Friction causes wear and tear of objects, but it also allows us to hold things and use brakes.
Gravity
- Gravity is a force that affects the movement of an object thrown upward.
- It slows down the upward motion of an object.
Simple Machines
- Simple machines are designed to make work easier and faster.
- They help to decrease force, speed, and work.
- Examples of simple machines include:
- Inclined plane (e.g., stairs, wooden ramp, and slide)
- Lever
- Pulley
- Screw
- Wheel and axle
- Wedge (e.g., scissors, axes, and knives)
Inclined Plane
- An inclined plane has a sloping surface.
- It is used to move loads between areas of different heights.
Pulley
- A pulley is a simple machine with a circular frame that revolves on a rod.
- It is used to lift heavy objects by changing the direction of the force exerted on an object.
Screw
- A screw is a simple machine with an inclined plane with a spiral rib.
- Examples of screws include bottle caps, jar lids, and lightbulbs.
Wedge
- A wedge is a simple machine with an inclined plane with a sharp edge.
- It is used to cut or split materials apart.
Energy
- Energy can be transformed from one form to another.
- Energy transformation is the process of converting one form of energy to another.
- Heat is always produced in energy transformation.
- The Law of Conservation of Energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, but it may be transformed from one form into another.
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Test your knowledge of simple machines with this quiz covering topics such as the types of simple machines, their uses, and their characteristics. Identify the correct simple machine for specific scenarios and understand the basic functions of these machines.