When you push a box across a floor, which of the following pairs of forces act on it in opposite directions?

An object that floats in water might sink in another liquid. This behavior is determined by:

Two identical containers are filled with water and oil to the same height. At the bottom of each container, where will the pressure be higher?

A soccer player kicks a stationary ball on the ground, and it begins to move. Which of Newton’s laws does this illustrate?

Why do your ears "pop" when you ascend a mountain or take off in an airplane?

Which of the following is an example of force transmitted through a liquid?

Why do most high-speed trains and aircraft have streamlined shapes?

Why does a heavier object roll down an inclined plane faster than a lighter one?

If you were to weigh yourself on top of a tall mountain, you would find that your weight is:

Why is it dangerous to heat a sealed container?

A ball moving on a flat surface gradually comes to a stop because:

If a gas-filled balloon is taken to a place with lower atmospheric pressure, the balloon will:

An object sinks in water but displaces a certain volume of it. What can be inferred about the weight of the object relative to the weight of the displaced water?

If a constant force is applied on an object in the opposite direction of its motion, the object’s velocity will:

Why does increasing the surface area of an object not necessarily increase friction?