
FORCE
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Force is applied on the ball to move it faster or slower or to change its direction of motion.
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MEANING
A force is a pull or push upon an object resulting from the object interacting with another object.
Units of Force: Newton(N).
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Magnitude of Force
Strength of force is called the magnitude of force.
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Forces applied on object in same direction net force is the addition of forces.
Forces applied on object
in opposite direction net force is the difference between the forces.
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WHAT DO YOU OBSERVE?
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Force have different effects here are some of them are :
Force can make a body that is at rest to move.
It can stop a moving body or slow it down.
It can accelerate the speed of a moving body.
It can also change the direction of a moving body along with its shape and size.
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THANK YOU
Force is applied on the ball to move it faster or slower or to change its direction of motion.
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