Friction and Newton's third law Flashcards

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1
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What is frictional directly proportional to?

A

The normal force

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The static frictional force can vary depending on how hard you push from ___ (when no other forces are present and the object is ____) to a maximum depends on the surfaces.

A

Zero

Stationary

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What happens when the applied force is greater than the maximum, static frictional force?

A

The object moves.

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Kinetic friction is smaller in value than the ____ friction and the value remains the same regardless of the magnitude of the applied force.

A

Static

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What is important to note for the two forces involved in Newton’s third law? (6)

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  • The two forces are equal in magnitude
  • Opposite in direction
  • Act on different objects
  • Occur simultaneously
  • Act along the same line
  • These two forces are called an action-reaction pair of forces
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