f SalemContact and Non-Contact Forces1. Fill in the blanks.a.is a force between two objects (or an object and asurface) that is in contact with one another.is an attractive force between any two objectsand causes objects to accelerate downward, towards the center of the Earth.Ais experienced by any magnetic material in aC.magnetic field. It is an attractive and repulsive force (push and pull)d. An object that is being stretched experiences ae. An object at rest on a surface experiencesf.Two objects sliding past each other experienceg. An object moving through the air experiencesa type of friction that slows falling objects.which ish.Ais a force that can act between two objectsthat are not physically touching each other.The attractive and repulsive force (push and pull) between charged particles ofmatter is anis a force thatexerted on an object by a personj. Anor another object.2. Circle the answers that are correct for each question.a. The factors that affect magnetic force.Distance between magnetsSize of magnetMass of magnetSpeed of magnetismb. The factors that affect electrostatic force.Amount of chargeMass of particlesSize of particlesDistance between chargesc. The factors that affect gravity.Weight of objectsMass of objectsSpeed of objectsDistance between objects 3. Draw a line from the picture to the correct forceMagnetismElectrostaticFrictionGravityAppliedTensionAir ResistanceNormal4. Look at the forces in problem #3 and identify if each one is a contact force or anon-contact force. Place the name of the force in the correct column.ContactNon-ContactTension ForceNormal forceFrictionElectrostaticMagneticGravityAir resiotancemagnetim

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

1st Edition

ISBN:9781133939146

Author:Katz, Debora M.

Publisher:Katz, Debora M.

Chapter30: Magnetic Fields And Forces

Section: Chapter Questions

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