Natural Science CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What type of force is created when objects collide?

Electromagnetic Force
Frictional Force
Nuclear Force
Thermal Force

The correct answer is: Frictional Force

A Electromagnetic Force is a force that deals with the interaction between charged particles. When objects collide, this is not the type of force that is created. C: Nuclear Force is the force that holds atoms together in a nucleus. While this plays a role in the interactions of subatomic particles during a collision, it is not the primary type of force being created. D: Thermal Force, also known as heat force, is simply the transfer of heat energy. While this may play a role in the aftermath of a collision, it is not the type of force that is created during the collision itself. The correct answer is Frictional Force, which is the force that opposes motion between two surfaces in contact. During a collision, objects come into contact with each other and their surfaces rub against each other, creating frictional force. This force can cause objects to slow down or stop