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What is friction?

Back

a force that slows down or stops objects because they're rubbing together

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112.5.a.1.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A

Front

What does friction cause?

Back

It makes things slow down or stop.

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112.5.a.1.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A

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Friction is a force that acts in an ___________ direction of movement.

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opposite

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112.14.b.6.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A

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How does friction change speed?

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More friction means slower speed.

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112.14.b.6.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A

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Which would create more friction? carpet, metal table

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carpet

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112.5.a.1.C

112.5.b.7.A

112.14.b.6.C

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The rougher the surface, the faster an object will travel over the surface.

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False

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112.14.b.6.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A

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Rougher surfaces have ...

Back

more friction

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112.14.b.6.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A

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How do the bumps and grooves under our shoes help us?

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They keep you from falling easily.

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112.14.b.6.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A

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What do you put on a water slide to make it have less friction when you slide on it? Options: oil, water, butter, wax

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water

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112.14.b.6.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A

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Which surface would give you less friction for ice skating? Options: A smooth ice rink, A rough concrete area, A grassy field, A sandy beach

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A smooth ice rink

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112.14.b.6.C

112.5.b.7

112.5.b.7.A