There are two different questions that need to be answered. **Clue #6: Which force is being exerted in the image?**The image illustrates two scenarios involving a spring and a mass:1. **Stretching Force**: The mass is moving to the right, elongating the spring.2. **Compressing Force**: The mass is compressed against the spring, moving to the left.**Possible Forces to Consider:**- **Magnetic Force**: Mrs. B is admiring jewelry by the pool.- **Elastic Force**: Dr. Earth was relaxing in the library.- **Electric Force**: The victim was not attacked by a cougar.- **Electromagnetic Force**: The injury was not a stubbed toe.*Instructions*: Stretch the Yellow Highlight Box over the answer. **Text Transcription:**Title: CLUE #7**What is true of non-contact forces?**- They are always stronger than contact forces.- They always push two objects farther apart.- They usually become weaker with distance.- They never cause an object to change direction.Instructions: Stretch the yellow highlight box over the answer.Additional Clues:- The injury did not involve a cougar.- The victim was not electrocuted.- Mr. Chem was fixing the dishwasher in the kitchen.- Dr. Earth was wearing shoes in the gym.**Explanation:**This slide is part of a "Whodunnit?" themed educational activity, focusing on non-contact forces. It provides multiple statements about non-contact forces, and students are instructed to stretch a yellow box over what they believe to be the correct statement. Additionally, there are clues related to a mystery-solving activity, which are unrelated to the main question about non-contact forces.

Name: There are two different questions that need to be answered. **Clue #6:
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Description: There are two different questions that need to be answered. **Clue #6: Which force is being exerted in the image?**The image illustrates two scenarios involving a spring and a mass:1. **Stretching Force**: The mass is moving to the right, elongating