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How can a match light without a spark
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How can a match light without a spark

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Using friction would. Newton’s law applies here and many other situations
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Use friction

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Friction is the force that stops something in motion. It also heats up something, creating a gravitational heat! A match striked against the lighter will create a flame, because of friction :)

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