1. When you give one set of washers a downward push, does it move as easily as the other set? Does it stop before it reaches the floor? How do you explain this behavior?

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Guadalupe Ramsey

Physics

2 December, 05:47

1. When you give one set of washers a downward push, does it move as easily as the other set? Does it stop before it reaches the floor? How do you explain this behavior?

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Keira Burns · Answer 1

Answer:No, it doesn't move easily downward because it will try to resist the movement, due to a resistance force of inertia that it possess at rest.

Explanation:when an object has higher or larger mass it tends to resist any motion given to it unlike the one with lower mass.

The larger the mass the more resistance force an object has.