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When you kick a ball, does it move forever or it slows down and stops?

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When you kick a ball, does it move forever or it slows down and stops?

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Why does it slow down and stops?

When two surfaces touch each other or rub each other, like the ball and the ground. It

produces a force called friction

The friction causes the object to slow down.

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What kind of force is formed between the shoes and the floor when you are walking?

Friction force

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What kind of force is formed between the kids and the slide ?

Friction force

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What kind of force is formed when you rub your hands?

Friction force

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What kind of force is formed when you try to push any heavy object on the floor?

Friction force

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Can you tell me where is the friction formed in the following

pictures :

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What happens when there is water on the ground? Why?

Water reduces friction

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What else reduces friction ?

Oil

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Which is difficult to ride a bicycle on, the floor or the

sand?

Rough surface like sand, produces more friction.

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Which is easier to ride a bicycle on, the floor or the grass

Smooth surfaces, produces less friction.

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Rough surfaces

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Smooth surfaces

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Force that happens between objects that

touch each other.

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1) Magnetism

2) Gravity

3) Friction

Which of these is a contact force?

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Force that happens between objects without

touching each other.

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1) Magnetism

2) Gravity

3) Friction

Which of these is a non-contact force?