1. F, T, Fw, Fy, or Fy?
Normal force
A surface pushing up
Force of friction
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1. F, T, Fw, Fy, or Fy?
Normal force
A surface pushing up
Force of friction
from below.
Weight
Any push or pull.
Applied force
Resists change of
motion.
Tension
Increases with rough
Exerted by a string
surfaces.
or rope.
Always pulls downward.
Caused by gravity.
Is always perpendicular
Is equal throughout.
to a surface.
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