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Topic 9 - Forces
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Non
-contact forces
Forces that act on objects
without
physical contact
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Types of non-contact forces
Gravitational
force
Electrostatic
force
Magnetic
force
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Gravitational force
Force of
attraction
between objects due to their
mass
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Electrostatic force
Attraction or repulsion between
electric
charges
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Magnetic force
Attraction or repulsion between magnetic
poles
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Contact forces
Forces that require
physical connection
between objects
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Normal
contact force
Force
perpendicular
to a surface
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Friction
Force that
opposes
the relative
motion
between two surfaces in contact
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Lubrication can
reduce
energy loss due to
friction
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Vectors
Quantities with both
magnitude
and
direction
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Vector
addition
1. Draw first vector
2. Draw second vector
3. Add vectors head-to-tail
4. Resultant vector is from tail of
first
to head of
last
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Free
body force diagram
Shows all
forces
acting on a
single
object
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Forces
on an airplane
Thrust
Drag
Lift
Weight
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Moment
Turning effect of a
force
, equal to force x
perpendicular
distance
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Archimedes said "
Give me a lever and a place to stand and I can move the Earth
"
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Lever examples
Spanners
Seesaws
Spades
Hammers
Wheelbarrows
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Gear ratio
Ratio of
rotations
between
two
gears
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