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image, Law #1 - Every object stays in a form of rest or motion in a…

- - - - Rolling Friction -
        Rolling Friction is the type of friction that happens when an object is rolling on top of another object.
      - Kinetic Friction -
        Kinetic Friction (Sliding Friction) is the type of force that is created when an object is sliding across the top of another object.
      - Static Friction -Static Friction is the type of force that makes it so when an object is at rest, it stays at rest.
    - - Gravitational Force -
        Gravitation Force is the downward force on an object created by gravity. This force is the opposite force of Normal Force.
    - - Normal Force -
        Normal Force is the type of force that happens perpendicular to the object that it is sitting on. This is the force that pushes upwards in the opposite direction that the force of gravity pushes.
    - - Tension Force -
        Tension Force is the type of force that is given off by a rope, cable, chain, etc. This is the force that pulls up on a hanging object.
    - - Force of Drag -
        The force of drag is the force that happens upon an object moving through any fluid, most commonlt air or water. When an object is speeding up, the ammount of drag upon it will increase. (Drag is a type of friction)
- - - - Standard Free Body Diagram
    - - Inclined Slope Free Bodu Diagram
        
        To calculate the forces of an object that is on an inclined slope, you would use similar equations, but for the Normal Force, it would be Fn = mgcos(θ) and for the Gravitational Force it would use the equation Fg = mgsin(θ)
    - - Declined Slope Free Body Diagram