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Which type of force causes an object to start or stop moving?
Which type of force causes an object to start or stop moving?
- Normal force
- Frictional force
- Tension force
- Pull force (correct)
What type of force changes the shape of objects?
What type of force changes the shape of objects?
- Compression force (correct)
- Gravitational force
- Buoyant force
- Tension force
Which force changes the direction of an object's motion?
Which force changes the direction of an object's motion?
- Magnetic force
- Centripetal force (correct)
- Spring force
- Applied force
What is the SI unit of force?
What is the SI unit of force?
Which quantity represents force?
Which quantity represents force?
What is the rotational version of force called?
What is the rotational version of force called?
Which type of force is responsible for changes in the shape of an object?
Which type of force is responsible for changes in the shape of an object?
In equilibrium, what do internal mechanical stresses cause in a body?
In equilibrium, what do internal mechanical stresses cause in a body?
Study Notes
Types of Forces
- A force that causes an object to start or stop moving is an external force.
- A force that changes the shape of objects is a compressive or tensile force.
Force and Motion
- A force that changes the direction of an object's motion is an external force.
Units of Force
- The SI unit of force is the Newton (N).
Representing Force
- Force is represented by the symbol F.
Rotational Force
- The rotational version of force is called torque.
Deforming Forces
- Forces that are responsible for changes in the shape of an object are deforming forces.
Equilibrium
- In equilibrium, internal mechanical stresses cause no deformation in a body.
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Description
Test your knowledge of forces with this quiz! Explore the effects of push and pull forces on object movement, shape, direction, and speed. Identify how forces impact various aspects of physical interactions.