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 Chapter 3 Chapter 3 What is friction? Provide a picture of friction in nature List the Three Types of Friction 1. Sliding Friction: Define 2. Rolling.

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3 What is friction? Provide a picture of friction in nature List the Three Types of Friction 1. Sliding Friction: Define 2. Rolling Friction: Define 3. Provide a real world written example of sliding friction Provide a real world written example of rolling friction Provide a real world written example of static friction Static Friction: Define Provide a picture of sliding friction Provide a picture of Rolling friction Provide a picture of static friction

4  What is air resistance? Provide an object that has a ton of air resistance when it falls High Air Resistance Low Air Resistance

5 Air Resistance Video Click Me VideosWhich one hit firstWhy? Astronaut Feather and Hammer Apple and Ball How does Gravity effect all objects? How does air resistance effect all objects?

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