Forces| Multiple Choice10.Which of the following is a non-contact forceA) TensionB) FrictionC) GravityD) Normal Force11.Which of the following is a contact forceA) Electric FieldB) Gravitational FieldC) Magnetic FieldD) Normal Force12.A ball has a mass of 300 g. What is its weight?A) 300 gB) 0.3 kgC) 2940 ND) 2.94 N13._You are pushing a box, but the box won't move. What type of frictionexists preventing the box from movingA) f,B) fxC) HsD) Hk

10. Gravity is non contact force 11. Normal force is a contact force 12. mass =m = 300 g = 0.3 kg…

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Which of the following is a non-contact force A) Tension B) Friction C) Gravity D) Normal Force 11. Which of the following is a contact force A) Electric Field

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Forces
| Multiple Choice
10.
Which of the following is a non-contact force
A) Tension
B) Friction
C) Gravity
D) Normal Force
11.
Which of the following is a contact force
A) Electric Field
B) Gravitational Field
C) Magnetic Field
D) Normal Force
12.
A ball has a mass of 300 g. What is its weight?
A) 300 g
B) 0.3 kg
C) 2940 N
D) 2.94 N
13._
You are pushing a box, but the box won't move. What type of friction
exists preventing the box from moving
A) f,
B) fx
C) Hs
D) Hk

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