Phys Static Friction 1

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Darrin Shrontz

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Phys Static Friction 1

by Darrin Shrontz

Poll

Friction depends on what (2 answers):

how tightly pressed together they are

the type of material

the magnetic field present

the electric capacity of the substrate

the reactivity of the metals

Multiple Select

Friction depends on what (2 answers):

how tightly pressed together they are

the type of material

the magnetic field present

the electric capacity of the substrate

the reactivity of the metals

Poll

How does rubber on concrete and ice on ice compare in terms of static friction coefficient?

rubber on concreteis much greater

ice is much greater than rubber on concrete

ice on concrete is much greater

these dont compare at all

they are equal in terms of coefficient

Multiple Choice

How does rubber on concrete and ice on ice compare in terms of static friction coefficient?

rubber on concreteis much greater

ice is much greater than rubber on concrete

ice on concrete is much greater

these dont compare at all

they are equal in terms of coefficient

Poll

what is a good definition of static friction?

none of these

charges objects with electrical energy

keeps motion from starting

starts motion forces

Multiple Choice

what is a good definition of static friction?

none of these

charges objects with electrical energy

keeps motion from starting

starts motion forces

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a type of friction

Static

Liquid

Rolling

Velcro

Multiple Choice

The person does not fall because of which type of friction?

Rolling

Liquid

Static

Sliding

Multiple Choice

The amount of friction depends on the normal force of the objects pressing together.

True

False

Multiple Choice

What type of friction is not moving?

static

sliding

fluid

rolling

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of friction that is helpful?

Brakes used on a bike

Tires from a car on the road

Tread on the bottom of your shoes

All are examples that are helpful

Multiple Choice

How would the absence of friction affect a marble traveling on a long, straight path?

The marble’s speed would decrease.

The marble’s speed would increase.

The marble would stop immediately.

The marble would remain at constant speed.

Multiple Choice

Rougher surfaces have ...

greater friction

less friction

the same level of friction

Multiple Choice

F_N=100N, F_f=20N

μ=5.0

μ=0.2

μ=1.2

μ=0.1

Multiple Choice

What direction does friction act relative to motion?

in the same direction

in the opposite direction

need more information

depends on the force

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