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P9 - Forces and their effects
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non contact forces:
gravitaional
,
electrostatic
and
magnetic
contact force:
friction
,
tension
,
air
resistance and
normal
reaction
frictional force is the force that
opposes motion
between
two surfaces
in contact.
tension is the
pulling
force exerted by one object on another when it is being
pulled apart
or
stretched.
gravitational
force is the attraction between any objects with
mass.
the strength of gravity depends on the
distance
between the objects and their
masses.
electrostatic fields affect
charge
objects
there is
normal
contact force when an object is on a surface
upthrust
is when an object is in a liquid
overall
force=
resultant
force
What does the length of the arrow represent in a vector diagram?
The
size
(
magnitude
) of the force
Which direction does weight act?
downwards
Which direction does friction act?
Opposing
the direction of motion
Which direction does the normal contact force act?
Perpendicular
to the surface
How do you work out the
resultant force if the forces are at
right-angles to each other?
use
pythogoras
lubrication helps remove
unwanted
energy transfers