Friction Pt 4

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State Newton’s Third Law of Motion

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

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What is Friction?

The force the opposes motion between two surfaces that are touching one another

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What causes Friction?

The surfaces interlock because of the ridges on objects

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Fluid Friction

A force of friction between an object moving through a fluid (air or water )

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Static Friction

the friction between two surfaces that are not moving past each other

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Sliding friction

the force that opposes the motion of two surfaces sliding past one another

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Rolling Friction

the friction between a rolling object and the surface it rolls on

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Which type of non-fluid friction is the greatest? Which it the least? And, Why?

  • Static friction: greatest due to frictional forces needing to overcome to began motion

  • Rolling Friction: least as very little surface stays in contact long enough for static interlock

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Identify two factors that affect frictional forces and explain how these factors affect friction?

  • The kind of surface - rougher surfaces interlock easier

  • The forces pressing them together - the stronger the force, the more friction

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Give two examples of ‘fluid’ friction

Swimming, cannoning, swimming

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Explain why a car slows down when the driver releases the gas pedal. Does this violate Newton’s First law?

A car slows down because of the friction of the road. This does not violate Newton’s first law because the unbalanced force in the law is friction.

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What is Centripetal Force?

A force directed toward the center of the circle for an object moving in a circular path

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How does ice on the road reduce the centripetal force acting on a car going through a curve on the road?

Because the tires don’t have any groves to grip onto (the ice takes away the friction
) so the car would continue in the direction it was going in because of Newton’s First Law

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What is the centripetal force acting on the moon that keeps it in orbit around the earth?

Gravity

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2 - because the rope isn’t controlling the ball anymore so because of the balls inertia it would continue in the direction it was going in