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What is a force?
A force is any push or pull that happens when two objects interact.
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What is a simple push or pull called
An applied force
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What is an applied force
A simple push or pull
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What are contact forces?
Forces that act when two objects are touching
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What is a non-contact force?
When two objects do not need to be touching for a force to act
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What can forces do?
They can change shape, speed or direction
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How are forces measured?
They are measured in Newtons
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What are two thing you can use to measure forces with?
A spring balance or scales
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How do you describe the force at work in this image.
The leg is pushing the ball. This is causing the ball the change speed and direction.
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What is a force diagram?
a diagram that shows all the forces acting on an object
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What is an unbalanced force?
When the net force on an object is not 0N and can change speed, direction or shape
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What are balanced forces?
When the net force on an object is exactly 0N and does not change speed, direction or shape.
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Describe the net force in this image
The force is unbalanced and the net force is 400 N to the ground.
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What is friction?
Friction is a contact force that resists movement between two objects.
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What are two factors that affect the amount of friction?
The weight of the object being pushed or pulled and the smoothness of the surface.
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What are four ways to reduce friction?
Lubrication, rollers or balls, levitation and streamlining.
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Explain lubrication
It is when you use a lubricant such as oil or grease which reduces friction by making the surface slippery.
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Explain Rollers or Balls
It is when a roller or ball rolls along surfaces because it produces less friction than sliding because of less contact.
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Explain levitation
It is when you reduce or remove contact between two surfaces.
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Explain Streamlining
It is when you make an object smooth and round to reduce friction between and object and air(or water.)
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What is mass?
Mass is the amount of matter in an object and it is the same in every planet.
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What is mass measured in?
kg
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What is weight?
It is the force of a planet's pull on an object. It change in other plantets
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What is weight measured in?
Newtons
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What is gravity?
It is a force that pulls objects with mass together.
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What does the strength of gravity depend on?
The object's mass and distance
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What are atoms made of?
electrons, protons, neutrons
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What are electrons?
they are negatively charged particles
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What are protons?
They are positively charged particles
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What are neutrons?
They are particles with no charge.
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What are neutrons attracted to?
They are attracted to charge objects.
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What is a magnet
A magnet is something that produces a magnetic field
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What are magnets made up of?
They are made up of smaller magnetic parts called magnetic domains.
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What are three materials that contain magnetic domains?
Iron, nickel and cobalt.
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What is lever?
A lever is a rod or bar that is supported at a turning point called a fulcrum.
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What does a lever do?
A lever takes an input force and creates an output force
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What is the input force?
The input force is the force used to operate a lever (effort)
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What is the output force?
The output force is the force that the lever creates.
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What is mechanical advantage?
The mechanical advantage is how much easier it is to lift an object.
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What are class 1 levers?
Class 1 levers are levers with the fulcrum in the middle
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What is the fulcrum?
It is the turning point of a lever
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What are class 2 levers
Class 2 levers are levers with the output force in the middle.
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What are class 3 levers?
Class 3 levers are levers with the input force in the middle
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What is a pulley?
It is a wheel with a groove and has a rope in the groove. It is a simple machine
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What does a pulley do?
A pulley can change the direction of force and also create a mechanical advantage.
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How do you create a mechanical advantage with pulleys.
To create a mechanical advantage, you need two or more pulleys together which creates a pulley system.
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What does the distance you have the rope depend on?
It multiplies by the number of pulleys.