When we push or pull ​on an object, we apply a force to that object.

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Forces Cause Masses to Accelerate​

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1. Force of Gravity

2. Normal Force

3. Applied Force

4. Friction force

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​Different Types of Forces

​A Net force is the resulting force from adding together all forces acting on an object

Net Forces​

​Different kinds of Forces

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​Force of gravity pulling an object down towards the center of the earth (Always straight down)

​​Gravity

​"Normal" to any surface an object sits on. The force of the table pushing back on the object

​​Normal

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​Force of me pushing/ pulling on an object. What force is being applied to the object?

​​Applied

Force opposing the motion of the object. The more Normal Force, the stronger the friction

​​Friction

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Picture of all the forces acting on an object at once. ​

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​Free Body Diagram

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Often times 2D forces have components

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(Normally the force of gravity)​

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​Forces have components too!

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​Objects that have constant velocity don't have a net force being applied to them. For example, if a hockey puck is pushed on a rink and sliding on the ice with no friction, it will keep moving in the same direction until another force acts on it.

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​Objects with Constant Velocity