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Forces in Action: Yes or No Challenge
 

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Gravity vs. friction basics

by Meiyun Niu
1

Moving objects will always continue forever without stopping.

2

Friction can produce heat when objects rub together.

3

Objects are pulled toward Earth by a natural force.

4

Slowing down of a rolling ball is caused by air and surface contact.

5

Walking is possible because the ground pushes back on our feet.

6

Falling rain is affected by Earth’s pull.

7

Friction depends on the normal force between surfaces.

8

Gravitational force acts only when objects touch.

9

Smooth surfaces create more resistance to motion than rough ones.

10

All forces require physical contact between objects.

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