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Yes, force of some kind is always needed to slow an object's movement.
Friction is suppose to slow down things and yes it can. HOW DOES: both 2 surfaces collide with each other, causing heat. Heat will slow down the object by "meeting" with the 2 surfaces. I hope I helped :)
False. It can increase its velocity.
One way to make an object slow down is by applying force to the object
Acceleration is the change in velocity and/or direction of an object. Acceleration can either speed an object up, slow it down (deceleration), or change the direction in which the object is moving.
Yes, force of some kind is always needed to slow an object's movement.
Friction is suppose to slow down things and yes it can. HOW DOES: both 2 surfaces collide with each other, causing heat. Heat will slow down the object by "meeting" with the 2 surfaces. I hope I helped :)
friction can slow down the object or make it stop. it can also cause the object to create heat.
An effect of the earth movements becoming slow is that the rotation of the earth will increase. The slow movement has also made the mountains rise and creating more earthquakes.
False. It can increase its velocity.
Just one. Apply a force in the opposite direction of it's movement.
Friction is a force that opposes all movement to slow down a moving object.
What are two examples of slow mass movement? What are two examples of slow mass movement?
Any force that acts in a direction opposite to the movement. Quite often, this will be friction.
If you're asking about what word it is, it's simply Inflammable. But if you're asking how they are Inflammable, then it would be because the molecules are moving just to slow in the object not on fire. By increasing the molecule movement speed, you increase the temperature, depending on how fast they are vibrating.
something moves in a slow amount of movement or a small amount of substance that moves slow
Yes, friction can certainly slow down the movement of an object in air. The molecules in the air impede the progress of a moving object.