Normal, friction and drag are sometimes called "contact" forces because objects (fluids like air count here) must be in contact with each other in order for the force to operate. Cite an example of a force where objects do not need to be in contact with each other. Hint: You used one of them in this lab.

Normal, friction and drag are sometimes called "contact" forces because objects (fluids like air count here) must be in contact with each other in order for the force to operate. Cite an example of a force where objects do not need to be in contact with each other. Hint: You used one of them in this lab.

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