Lakhmir Singh and Manjit Kaur Solutions for Chapter: Force, Exercise 3: EXERCISES

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Lakhmir Singh's Science Physics>Chapter 3 - Force>EXERCISES>Q 8

Static friction is less than sliding friction.

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Lakhmir Singh's Science Physics>Chapter 3 - Force>EXERCISES>Q 1

Give two examples: A force can move a stationary object.

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Lakhmir Singh's Science Physics>Chapter 3 - Force>EXERCISES>Q 2

Give two examples: A force can change the shape (and size) of an object.

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Lakhmir Singh's Science Physics>Chapter 3 - Force>EXERCISES>Q 6

Give two examples of lubricants.

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Lakhmir Singh's Science Physics>Chapter 3 - Force>EXERCISES>Q 2

Name any two contact and two non-contact forces.

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Lakhmir Singh's Science Physics>Chapter 3 - Force>EXERCISES>Q 7

Give two examples that friction produces heat.

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Lakhmir Singh's Science Physics>Chapter 3 - Force>EXERCISES>Q 4

What is the difference between static, sliding and rolling frictions?

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Lakhmir Singh's Science Physics>Chapter 3 - Force>EXERCISES>Q 6

Write three ways to increase friction.