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- - - - B) You do around 20-30 push forces a day depending on what you are doing.
        
        C)Pushing a door open, pushing a swing and pushing a pram. From experiment 1:using a straw blowing into glass.
        
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        E) I noticed that the arrows on diagrams don't just show direction, but they can also show how strong the force is. I also noticed that there are lots of mechanical machines that uses the force push.
  - - - B)Pulling is making use of another force as well as pressure, which is force applied by an amount of weight.
        
        C) pulling a door open, pull sheets off a bed, pulling bin out of its place.
        
        D)
        
        E) I noticed that pull can also be a non contact force as well as a contact force.
  - - - B) Twist force is also known as torsion
        
        C) turning a handle, twisting a jar open,twisting a rubix cube.
        
        D)
        
        E) I noticed that there are more examples of twist every day life than people think.
  - - - B) you mostly see normal force on objects that are horizontal.
        
        C) The opposite force to the normal force can only be gravity.
        
        D)
  - - - B) There are 3 different types of friction: Dry Friction,Fluid Friction and Rolling Friction.
        
        c) Rubbing your hands together, creating warmth and stopping your bike. From experiment 1: Rolling a ball down a ramp and rolling a ball with a straw.
        
        D)
- - - - There are three different types of electrostatic energy; charging, induction and conduction.
        
        c) rubbing a balloon against your head, lightning
  - - - B) Earth is like one big magnet; the earth has nickel and iron in it, two magnetic materials.
        
        two magnets attracting, when you stick a magnet on the fridge.
  - - - B) The force of gravity 100 kilometres above Earth is just 3% less than on the Earth’s surface
        
        c) Dropping the football onto your foot, an apple dropping from an apple tree. From experiment 1: dropping a tennis ball
        
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        E) I noticed that my planets only orbit because I made it start with an angle.