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What is the definition for force?
Any push or pull exerted on an object.
Tug of war where the rope isn't moving.
Is Force Buoyant a Contact or Non-contact force?
Contact.
What forces are acting on a boat that is sitting in a lake?
Force Normal, Force Buoyant, and Force Gravity.
What is the definition of Net Force?
The combination of all the forces acting on an object.
What is the Net Force of an object that is being pulled with the force of 20N to the left and pulled with a force of 56N to the right?
36N to the right.
Is Force Gravity a Contact or Non-contact force?
Non-contact.
What forces are acting on a kite being blown in the wind?
Force Air Resistance, Force Normal, Force Tension, and Force Gravity.
What is the definition of Fluid Friction?
The friction between layers of a viscous fluid that are moving relative to each other.
What is the Net Force of an object getting pushed 15N to the left and pulled 34N to the left?
49N to the left.
What is an example of Force Tension?
Two people pulling on a rope.
What are the forces acting on a book resting on a bookshelf?
Force Normal and Force Gravity.
What is the definition of Air Resistance?
The force that an object experiences as an object passes through the air.
What is the Net Force of an object getting pushed to the right with a force of 79N and being pushed to the left with a force of 79N?
Net Force is 0.
What is an example of Force Air Resistance?
A ball being pushed back by the wind when thrown.
What are the forces acting on a sled being pulled to the right.
Force Normal, Force Applied, Force Friction, and Force Gravity.
What is the definition of Static Friction?
The force that causes something to not move.
What is the Net Force of an object being pushed to the right by one person with a force of 6N and another person is also pushing it to the right with a force of 12N?
18N to the right.
What is an example of Force Electrical?
The charge in a light bulb when being lit up.
What are the forces acting on a speed boat driving in a lake with extreme wind?
Force Buoyant, Force Friction, Force Applied, Force Gravity, and Force Air Resistance.