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What force are you demonstrating when you pull a chair across a room?
Friction.
How could an unbalanced force work on a chair at rest on the floor to make it slide across the room?
i wish i knew how
When you are pulling a chair across a room what are you demonstrating?
Kinetic motion as the chair moves. Also overcoming the static friction of a stationary chair, and the kinetic friction between the sliding chair and the floor (which is created by the force of gravity and the interaction of the floor surface with the bottoms of the chair legs).
When a force of 15 newtons is applied to a stationary chair it starts moving What can you say about the frictional force between the chair and the floor of the room?
If it starts moving, that implies that the frictional force is less than 15 N.
How could an unbalanced force work on each year and rest on the floor and the floor make it slide across the room?
i wish i knew how
What force are you demonstrating when you pull a chair across a room?
Friction.
How could a unbalance force work on a chair at rest on the floor to make it slide across the room?
you can push is across
What happens when someone pushes a chair across the room using newtons second law of motion?
The chair movement is dependent on its weight and the amount of force
How could an unbalanced force work on a chair at rest on the floor to make it slide across the room?
i wish i knew how
When you are pulling a chair across a room what are you demonstrating?
Kinetic motion as the chair moves. Also overcoming the static friction of a stationary chair, and the kinetic friction between the sliding chair and the floor (which is created by the force of gravity and the interaction of the floor surface with the bottoms of the chair legs).
When a force of 15 newtons is applied to a stationary chair it starts moving What can you say about the frictional force between the chair and the floor of the room?
If it starts moving, that implies that the frictional force is less than 15 N.
When a force of 15 newtons is applied to a stationary chair it starts moving. What can you say about the frictional force between the chair and the floor of the room?
If it starts moving, that implies that the frictional force is less than 15 N.
How could an unbalanced force work on each year and rest on the floor and the floor make it slide across the room?
i wish i knew how
How far can you throw 89 pound chair?
I have had two back surgerys and my ex said I threw a 78 pound chair at her from across the room is that possible
How do you use pull in a sentence?
In old mansions, the door bell was a pull cord. You push while I pull this box across the room.
Where was Edward sitting when Bella was in the hospital at phoenix after James attacked her?
in the movie right across the room pretending to sleep in the chair in the book at the foot of her bed in a chair
What is the definition of applied force?
a force which is applied to an object by a person or another object a force which is applied to an object by a person or another object
