Like and Unlike Parallel Forces Quiz
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What are like parallel forces?

  • Forces acting in the same direction (correct)
  • Forces that are perpendicular to each other
  • Forces acting at different angles
  • Forces acting in different directions
  • Which of the following describes unlike parallel forces?

  • Forces that are always equal in magnitude
  • Forces that are parallel and opposite to each other (correct)
  • Forces that act along the same line and same direction
  • Forces that cancel each other out completely
  • In the example of an apple suspended by a string, which forces are acting on it?

  • Only the weight of the apple
  • Only the tension in the string
  • The weight of the apple and the tension in the string (correct)
  • Forces of gravity and friction
  • What occurs when multiple forces push a bus in the same direction?

    <p>The forces are called parallel forces</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What characterizes unlike parallel forces as shown in figure 4.4(b)?

    <p>They can cause rotation due to their opposite directions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Parallel Forces

    • Parallel forces occur when multiple forces act on an object in the same direction.
    • An example includes people pushing a bus, where all forces are directed the same way.

    Like Parallel Forces

    • Like parallel forces are defined as forces that are parallel and act in the same direction.
    • Example: A bag filled with apples experiences parallel forces from the weight of each apple, which all act downwards due to gravity.

    Unlike Parallel Forces

    • Unlike parallel forces are characterized by parallel orientation but opposite directions.
    • An instance is an apple suspended by a string: the weight acts downwards while the tension in the string acts upwards.
    • These opposing forces are parallel but can lead to a state of equilibrium.
    • Example: Forces F1 and F2 are unlike parallel forces if they act in parallel but in different lines, which can create rotational effects on an object.

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    Test your understanding of parallel forces through this engaging quiz. Learn how different forces act on objects and their impact when aligned in the same direction. Ideal for students studying physics concepts related to forces.

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