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- - - - Every motion has an equal and opposite motion. this means that if you were to push your hand against a wall, it is pushing back against you, just not as push so you don't feel it.
        
        example: pulling a door open.
        
        question
        1.nah I don't think so
        
        No
        
        a pulley would use this because you have to pull it
  - - - an attribute is something moves.
        
        Example: experiment 1. when the air hits the ball, it pushes it across the table
        
        questions
        
        the factors influencing the ball is the amount of newtons pushing the bat, the amount of gravity therefore meaning the mass of the ball, and the air resistance
        
        a hydraulic ram lift.
        
        the answer to this question is really the way you look at. if you look at it on a purely visual level, then the answer is no. But if you at it on a microscopic level that if you were to blow air out of a straw then your blow would be pushing the atoms in the air which could then push a ping pong ball. the answer to this lies in what you are looking at. For example, on an anatomical level, we blow air because there is air in our lungs and our diaphragm pushes it out of our lungs. you could say that the air moved the ping pong ball, but the air was pushed by the lungs and diaphragm. I therefore conclude that push cannot be a non contact, as there is no true "nothing", but only instead a variation of mass and distance between atoms in different elements.
  - - - one attribute of friction is that is creates heat. heat can create movement, which can then create more friction and heat. This means that heat and movement have a link and transfer into each other.
        
        Example: Experiment 1. when the ping pong ball is blown across the table, friction slows it down.