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Do forces always result on motion?
No, because force is too weak to overcome friction.
What forces act on a balloon car?
wind resistance, gravitational force, friction.
What are visible and invisible forces of motion?
wind inertia friction magnets and a wave is a visible force
Which force slows down a ball when it moves?
The force of friction, which is the normal force (weight) multiplied by the coefficient of friction (how rough the carpet is).
Can friction exist without gravity?
Yes, friction exists whenever two objects touch. Friction is caused by two effects: direct contact of mechanical surface irregularities and the electromagnetic force. It has nothing at all to do with the gravitational force, the strong force, or the weak force.
What force is weak when you ice skate?
friction i think
What forms when cold winds from the east are weak?
A weak eastern wind, for somthing to form from a wind there has to be an opposing force.
What are are the 3 formations of wind?
There are three main formations of wind. These formations of wind include pressure gradient force, Coriolis force, as well as friction.
What force between the ocean and wind causes surface currents?
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What forces are there on a car?
gravity, friction, driving force and wind resistance..
Do forces always result on motion?
No, because force is too weak to overcome friction.
What 2 force try to make your car stop?
Friction from the road and the force of passing through the wind.
What force is causing erosion?
Friction causes erosion through wind or water.
A force between the ocean and the wind causes what type surface currents?
friction
What forces act on a balloon car?
wind resistance, gravitational force, friction.
What is the formula to calculate wind force on a tower?
velocity times gravity times friction:)
What is the definition of the push of air force?
Force on moving object by air friction: velocity2 * objects drag coefficient > Force on stationary object by wind: wind speed2 * objects drag coefficient
