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Force causes the object to change shape or mass.
Force causes the object to change speed or direction.
Force causes the object to experience gravity.
Force causes the object to experience balance.
C, D, B, A
A, B, D, C
A, B, C, D
C, A, B, D
Weights
Forces
Balanced
Matter
Size and shape
Volume
Forces
Mass
Thermometer
Triple beam balance
Graduated cylinder
Spring scale
Ball rolling down hill
Apple falling from tree
When there is no changes in motion
One football player is stronger than the other
Box B is pushed a greater distance because the applied force is greater.
More work is done on box B because the force and distance is greater.
The greater the amount of force applied to the box, the further the distance it is pushed.
All are true
The object will change its motion because the forces are unbalanced
The object will stay the same because the forces are balanced
It reduces the amount of force needed
The string has to be pulled a greater distance
When a pulley is used, no work is done
A
B
C
D
Energy
Direction
Distance
Work
Q
X
Z
Y