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Unit 5: Forces and Motion
Forces
Contact and Non-Contact Forces
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What is a force?
A
push
or
pull
acting on an object
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What are the two categories of forces?
Contact forces
and
non-contact forces
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What is the unit of force?
Newton
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What defines contact forces?
They occur when two objects are
touching
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How does tension in a rope act in a tug of war?
It
pulls
on
the
soldier
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What role does friction play when an airplane lands on water?
It
slows down the airplane
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What is air resistance?
A
contact force
acting upwards on a sky diver
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What is the normal contact force?
It acts upward against the
weight
of an object
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How does gravitational force act between objects?
It
attracts
all objects to
each
other
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What is electrostatic force?
The force between two
charged
objects
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What happens to objects with opposite charges?
They experience an
electrostatic force
of
attraction
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What occurs between objects with the same type of charge?
They experience an
electrostatic force
of
repulsion
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What is magnetic force?
The force experienced by objects in a
magnetic field
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What will be covered in later videos regarding magnetic force?
More
details
about
magnetic
force
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How do contact forces differ from non-contact forces?
Contact forces: objects are
touching
Non-contact forces: objects are
separated
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