Today’s science starter Day 3: Forces and Motion

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Today’s science starter Day 3: Forces and Motion

Contact vs. Noncontact forces Push or pull on an object that is touching it Push or pull on an object without touching it Ex: gravity, friction

Calculating net force

Net force Calculated by adding same direction forces and subtracting opposing forces

Practice Problems:

Practice Problems: Fnet = 5N – 5N = 0

Practice problem

Practice problem fnet = 600N – 200N = 400N downward

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Solution:

Motion graphs Pg 35

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Solution:

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