Forces Lesson 2A How Can We Draw the Forces

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Forces Lesson 2A How Can We Draw the Forces Pushing or Pulling an Object When We Cant See Them? Our Focus Question from Last Time What makes something start to move? How did you answer this question? What did we call the actions that cause

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Forces Lesson 2A How Can We Draw the Forces Pushing or Pulling an Object When We Can’t See Them?<br>
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Our Focus Question from Last Time What makes something start to move?
How did you answer this question?
What did we call the actions that cause something to move?<br>
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Key Science Ideas In science, a force is a push or pull between two objects that causes something to move.
In most cases, two objects must touch to exert a force that causes motion.
What force doesn’t require two objects to touch?<br>