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Magnitude
Refers to how
strong
the force is
The
greater
the magnitude, the
faster
the velocity
Newton
(N)
Unit of force in the
MKS
or the
Meter-Kilogram-Second
System
Dyne
(
DYN
)
Unit of
force
in the
CGS
or the Centimeter-Gram-Second System
Pound
(
LBS
)
Unit of force in the
FPS
or
Foot-Pound-Second
System
Types of forces
Contact
forces
Non-contact
forces
Contact forces
Forces where an object needs
physical contact
to another object
Contact forces
Applied force - force exerted by a person or an
object
on another person or
object
Friction
The force that acts
opposite
or
against
another object
Ff
Symbol of friction
force
Normal
The force that acts
perpendicular
to an object
Fn
Symbol of
normal force
Tension
The
force
applied to a string, rope, chain,
Cable
and the like
Ft
Symbol for
tension
force