Help ...I 2 11slowedsmoothwindNot all terms are used.Some terms may be used more than once,A 1, Rubbing two things together causesA 2. Friction does/ does not produce heat from work.A 3. Moving things aredown by friction,A 4. Your fingerlet you hold onto things without dropping them.A 5. Wearing cleats for outdoor sports gives the player more / less frictionA 6. A basketball player wears rubber soled sneakers to have more friction on theA 7. Skiers and skaters wantfriction on the snow and ice.A AFire con / rannat he made from the frietinn crented hu rihhina tun niecec nf unnd tanether11:41 A2/3/202

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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I 2 11
slowed
smooth
wind
Not all terms are used.
Some terms may be used more than once,
A 1, Rubbing two things together causes
A 2. Friction does/ does not produce heat from work.
A 3. Moving things are
down by friction,
A 4. Your finger
let you hold onto things without dropping them.
A 5. Wearing cleats for outdoor sports gives the player more / less friction
A 6. A basketball player wears rubber soled sneakers to have more friction on the
A 7. Skiers and skaters want
friction on the snow and ice.
A A
Fire con / rannat he made from the frietinn crented hu rihhina tun niecec nf unnd tanether
11:41 A
2/3/202

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