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Give two examples of situations where you push something.
Think about everyday tasks.
List two instances where you pull an object.
Recall actions that require drawing something closer.
What is pressure defined as?
Remember the formula for pressure.
True or False: A non-contact force requires physical touch.
Think about how gravity and magnetism work.
A soccer player kicks a ball. Describe the forces acting on the ball as it moves through the air, highlighting any changes in shape and speed.
Consider both the initial forces and opposing forces as the ball travels.
Explain how pressure changes when a diver descends underwater. Include the role of atmospheric pressure and water pressure.
Visualize the increasing water column above the diver.
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