Sometimes you gotta Force it
If two objects are travelling at the same velocity, which one will have more force
The one with the larger mass or neither if they are the same mass
What is more massive a pound of feathers or a pound of gold
Neither, there mass is both 1 pound
Friction generates what kind of energy as a byproduct
Thermal energy
This is the habit of an object in motion to stay in motion until acted upon by another object
What is inertia
If a very massive object strikes and object with less mass it will keep moving because it still has more
Kinetic energy stored
Friction will always apply a force in this direction
The opposite
Forces between two objects in a collision is always these two things
Equal and in the opposite direction
The mass of an object is the same on the Moon as it is on the Earth
Yes, mass is not weight; weight measures the force applied by mass
If you want to make a ski glide over the snow you need to reduce its friction by
Making it smoother
This is the tendency of an object at rest to stay at rest
What is inertia
This is the Density of an object multiplied by it's Volume
What is mass
If you want your car to go faster by "grabbing" the road you need to give it more/less friction
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A Hawk diving at a rabbit at 200 km/hr with a mass of 1000 grams hits the rabbit with how much force
What is 200,000 KmG/hr
Calculate the mass involved in a collision between a car and a cement barrier that will not move. The acceleration of the car at the moment of impact is 50 km/h and the resulting force was 100,000 Km*Kg/hr
2,000 Kg F/A=M
Which factor exerts a greater influence on friction, surface area or weight
What is weight