Observations on the movement of the object "marble" when rolled.
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The Concept that can be used to explain the statement is the movement of the object marble when rolled:
Weight applied and Gravity force.
- This can be explained as both objects being lighter considering the weight as a parameter.
- Secondly, it clearly explains the gravity effect that the objects did not fall off.
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The phenomenon of "force due to gravity" and "rolling friction" can be observed.
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Observation from the rolling of a marble:
- Gravitational force is applied to the marble which is of lighter weight and thus it did not fall off due to the gravity.
- Also, the round surface of the marble takes into account the rolling friction.
- Rolling friction: Rolling friction occurs when a wheel, ball, or cylinder rolls freely over a surface. The loss of energy involved in object deformation appears to be the principal cause of friction in rolling.
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