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The Earth's gravity will force a round object to roll down an incline (slope).
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What force caused the object to roll down the incline?
gravity
Describe an experiment you could perform to determinethe average speed of a toy car rolling down an incline?
roll a car down a hill
What must be true about the forces in order for a car to roll down a ramp?
gravity
What forces causes a teardrop to roll down someone's cheek?
You really don't know what causes a teardrop? Really. Fine, Teardrops are caused by a person being sad, ether that or there is something in their eye.
What are some forces that might affect a rock as it tumbles down a hill?
A force hit the rock which made it roll down the hill.
What force caused the object to roll down the incline?
gravity
What happens to a ball moving down an incline?
Usually it will roll.
What is a solid that has 1 flat surface and can roll?
A cone. If your definition of rolling includes the motion of a cone down an incline.
Describe an experiment you could perform to determinethe average speed of a toy car rolling down an incline?
roll a car down a hill
What causes a 2006 envoy to roll backward when on a incline when you take foot off brakes?
any vehicle will roll on incline if brake is not used sort of like a tennis ball will roll down a hill if nuthin there to stop it if you use the transmission in idle to hold you on slight incline, all you are doing is wearing out components .brakes are made to hold vehicle still, transmission is to move you not hold you
What would happen if you dropped a soccer ball down an incline on snow tile and turf?
The ball would roll downhill.
Scientist performs an experiment to see if two different balls will roll down an incline at the same speed?
Not enough information to give an answer.
Why do objects roll farther the higher the incline plane?
The more inclined the plane, the more momentum an object will gain while going down it.
What must be true about the forces in order for a car to roll down a ramp?
gravity
A scientist performs an experiment to see if two different balls will roll down an incline at the same speed?
And what is the question?
What forces causes a teardrop to roll down someone's cheek?
You really don't know what causes a teardrop? Really. Fine, Teardrops are caused by a person being sad, ether that or there is something in their eye.
If an initially stationary cart rolls down an incline with a measured acceleration of 2.7meters over seconds squared how far does the cart roll in 3point1 seconds?
.281 meters
