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AP Physics 1: 1.1 Object Interaction and Forces
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If there's one good thing about the heat death of the universe, it's that we'll all have an excellent excuse for dodging physics homework.

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AP Physics 1: 1.2 Object Interaction and Forces
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The real moral of the story here is just "don't get in the way of elephants or tigers." That is not the kind of kinetic energy you want to absorb.

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AP Physics 1: 1.3 Object Interaction and Forces
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Hi there. We'd like to wave hello to you, but the internet isn't letting us. So instead, accept this fun question about waves and physics! It's alm...

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We're not going to force you to answer this question about forces, but we suggest you gravitate towards it anyway. 

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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop du jour

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brought to you by force The four fundamental forces in

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the universe are gravitational force electromagnetic force strong nuclear force

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and weak nuclear force There's also the force But well

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we're told that's not a real thing despite what we

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believe All right what is the relationship doing Gravitational force

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and electrical force Its like to answer than hear the

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options Titties baby All right well let's talk for a

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second about the relationship between gravitational force in electrical force

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Gravitational force an electrical force share some characteristics but they're

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not identical There are some very important differences between him

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For example gravity is always an attractive force No we

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don't mean it always looks good We mean that a

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gravitational field always pulls matter inwards It never pushes matter

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away But because items with identical charges repel each other

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electrical forces aren't always directed in words that we can

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rule out Option b also an object size isn't a

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factor in determining the strength of either force You know

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like a super dense black hole can have a smaller

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volume than a huge star So how about electrical force

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Well it's also not dependent on an object size so

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option c is also incorrect and because the question asked

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for two answers and we've eliminated teo while the two

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remaining have to be correct right Option b is correct

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because each forces stronger the closer we are to the

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point of the origin that's Why astronauts in space float

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there far away from the earth's gravity upton is correct

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because gravitational forces and electrical forces create vector fields that

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have a point of origin The sun creates the origin

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Of the gravitational field that creates our solar system And

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a magnet creates an electromagnetic field that attracts or repels

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objects within that field That force also has a point

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of origin It usually starts with a creative screenwriter Who's 00:02:00.57 --> [endTime] delusional from lack of sleep

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