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Fields and their Consequences
Gravitational Fields
Force Fields
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What is a force field?
A region where a body experiences a
non-contact force
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What happens to a body in a force field?
It may move, interact, or
deform
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What is a non-contact force?
A force that acts without
physical contact
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What causes force fields to arise?
Interactions
between bodies or particles
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What do static or moving charged particles experience?
A force in an
electric field
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What do moving charged particles experience?
A force in a
magnetic field
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What do particles with mass experience?
A force in a
gravitational field
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How can the direction of a force field be represented?
As a
vector
determined by inspection
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What does the direction of the vector in a force field indicate?
The direction of the force on a
body
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How are force fields visually represented?
By
field lines
or
lines of force
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How does a force field act on a three-dimensional object?
It acts over the
whole
object
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How can spherical objects be approximated in a force field?
As a
point mass
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What do field lines show in a force field?
The direction of the force
exerted
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What do vector field lines indicate in a gravitational field?
The direction of the
gravitational force
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