1. Define and compare following with one example of each: (a) Circular motion and linear motion, (b) Force and weight, (c) static friction and kinetic friction, (d) potential energy and kinetic energy.

1. Define and compare following with one example of each: (a) Circular motion and linear motion, (b) Force and weight, (c) static friction and kinetic friction, (d) potential energy and kinetic energy.

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Chapter13: Universal Gravitation

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