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Understanding Friction and Stopping Distances

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Which surface will have less friction: ice or sand?

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What is the function of brake pads in a car?

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Can friction generate heat?

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The rougher the surface, the ___ the friction.

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What factors can affect stopping distances?

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When we apply brakes to a bicycle, which type of friction comes into play?

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Is the stopping distance greater at higher speeds?

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All surfaces have the same amount of friction.

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What can increase the friction between two surfaces?

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Wet roads increase the stopping distance of vehicles.

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What happens to friction when we oil a surface?

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Does the weight of an object affect the friction?

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In a car, which systems work together to stop the car once the brake pedal is pressed?

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In space, where there is no resistance or friction, an object in motion will keep moving forever unless acted on by another force.

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If a driver doubles their speed, the stopping distance will...