True/False: Air resistance is a force that only happens when an object is moving. True/False: Air resistance is different than the force that can happen with the wind, since the wind can push on an object that isn’t moving.True/False: The forces due to wind, air resistance, and friction between a sliding object and a stationary one always point in the opposite direction of motion. True/False: The force of friction between a sliding object and a stationary one is greater when the surfaces are rougher because the bumps and grooves on the two surfaces bump into each other. True/False: If you drop three regular-size pieces of paper, all crumpled a different amount, from a high wall, the initial force of air resistance will be the same on all three pieces of paper because they are all light. True/False: If you drop three regular-size pieces of paper, all crumpled a different amount, from a high wall and all three eventually reach terminal velocity before they hit the ground, the air resistance will be the same on all three at that point.

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True/False: Air resistance is a force that only happens when an object is moving.
True/False: Air resistance is different than the force that can happen with the wind, since the wind can push on an object that isn’t moving.
True/False: The forces due to wind, air resistance, and friction between a sliding object and a stationary one always point in the opposite direction of motion.
True/False: The force of friction between a sliding object and a stationary one is greater when the surfaces are rougher because the bumps and grooves on the two surfaces bump into each other.
True/False: If you drop three regular-size pieces of paper, all crumpled a different amount, from a high wall, the initial force of air resistance will be the same on all three pieces of paper because they are all light.
True/False: If you drop three regular-size pieces of paper, all crumpled a different amount, from a high wall and all three eventually reach terminal velocity before they hit the ground, the air resistance will be the same on all three at that point.

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