Forces
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6th Grade
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Jada Lee
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Pushes DOWN on everything.
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Gravity (Fg)
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Draw
Draw an example of gravity acting on something
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Normal force is OPPOSITE gravity. It pushes upward from the surface to the object and prevents things from falling through whatever they are resting on.
Normal Force (Fn)
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Draw
Draw an example of normal force on an apple sitting on a table.
Note: Draw an arrow in the correct place and facing the correct way to represent the force and label it
Hint: Draw an arrow facing UP and an object sitting on something.
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Multiple Choice
Which force pushes things down towards the center of the earth?
Gravity
Normal
Applied
Friction
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Multiple Choice
Which force is opposite gravity and keeps us from falling through everything?
Gravity
Normal
Applied
Friction
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Forces that are applied by people or other things. The arrow will face the direction of the force being applied.
Examples: pushing a box, driving a car, pulling a door.
Applied force (Fa)
Two surfaces rubbing together create friction. This force is OPPOSITE applied forces.
The arrow will face opposite of the applied force.
Friction (Ff)
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A diagram that shows the forces on an object is called a free body diagram.
Draw the picture below on a paper to use as a reference for the next couple of questions! Or scroll back to this slide if you can.
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Draw
Draw an example of someone applying a force to something and friction opposing it.
Hint: Applied and friction should have arrows facing each other
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Multiple Choice
Hunter is pushing a box, what kind of force is he creating?
Gravity
Normal
Applied
Friction
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Multiple Choice
Hunter's box is sliding on the carpet. What force is opposing the force created by him pushing the box?
Gravity
Normal
Applied
Friction
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Multiple Choice
The force that keeps objects on top of surfaces instead of letting them sink into the surface is known as:
normal
abnormal
static
inertia
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Name the missing force.
Normal Force
Friction Force
Gravitational Force
Applied Force
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