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What effect does the force from hammering primarily have on a piece of iron?
What effect does the force from hammering primarily have on a piece of iron?
- It can cause deformation or change in shape of the iron. (correct)
- It solely changes the temperature of the iron.
- It only affects the mass of the iron.
- It alters the chemical composition of the iron.
An inflated balloon, rubbed with synthetic cloth, sticks to a wall. Which force is primarily responsible for this attraction?
An inflated balloon, rubbed with synthetic cloth, sticks to a wall. Which force is primarily responsible for this attraction?
- Electrostatic force (correct)
- Frictional force
- Gravitational force
- Magnetic force
A plastic bucket, full of water, is held above ground. What is a complete list of the forces acting on the bucket?
A plastic bucket, full of water, is held above ground. What is a complete list of the forces acting on the bucket?
- Only gravitational force.
- Gravitational force and upward air resistance.
- Applied force and gravity.
- Tension or applied force upward and gravitational force pulling downward. (correct)
Immediately after a rocket has left the launchpad, which two forces are acting upon it?
Immediately after a rocket has left the launchpad, which two forces are acting upon it?
When a dropper's bulb is squeezed, and then released, water is drawn into the dropper. What is the main reason for the rise of the water?
When a dropper's bulb is squeezed, and then released, water is drawn into the dropper. What is the main reason for the rise of the water?
If the area of a person's head is 15 cm x 15 cm, approximately what force does the atmosphere exert on it?
If the area of a person's head is 15 cm x 15 cm, approximately what force does the atmosphere exert on it?
What is the primary reason humans are not crushed by atmospheric pressure?
What is the primary reason humans are not crushed by atmospheric pressure?
Otto von Guericke's experiment dramatically demonstrated what concept?
Otto von Guericke's experiment dramatically demonstrated what concept?
When an archer stretches a bow, what type of force is being applied?
When an archer stretches a bow, what type of force is being applied?
In the context of the archer releasing an arrow, what are the primary forces acting upon the arrow as it moves towards the target?
In the context of the archer releasing an arrow, what are the primary forces acting upon the arrow as it moves towards the target?
What is the effect of the force applied when squeezing a lemon?
What is the effect of the force applied when squeezing a lemon?
In the scenario of a load suspended from a spring, what force is acting on the load?
In the scenario of a load suspended from a spring, what force is acting on the load?
What is the main effect of the blacksmith's hammer on hot iron?
What is the main effect of the blacksmith's hammer on hot iron?
Flashcards
Atmospheric pressure
Atmospheric pressure
The force exerted by a fluid (like air) perpendicular to a surface.
Force of gravity
Force of gravity
The force exerted on an object due to gravity.
Friction
Friction
A force that acts between objects in contact, opposing their motion.
Non-contact force
Non-contact force
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Contact force
Contact force
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Deformation
Deformation
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Elasticity
Elasticity
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Rigidity
Rigidity
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Hammering force on iron
Hammering force on iron
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Balloon sticking to a wall
Balloon sticking to a wall
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Forces acting on a bucket
Forces acting on a bucket
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Forces on a rocket at launch
Forces on a rocket at launch
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Water rising in a dropper
Water rising in a dropper
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Study Notes
Force and Pressure
- Air pressure on a 15cm x 15cm head surface is equivalent to the force of gravity on a 225kg object (2250N)
- This pressure is balanced by the equal pressure inside the body.
Types of Forces
- Muscular force: An archer applies a force causing a change in the bow's shape
- Contact force: The archer's force to stretch the bow is a contact force
- Non-contact force: The force causing a change in the arrow's motion is a non-contact force.
- Forces acting on the arrow: Gravity and air friction
- Examples of forces and effects:
- Squeezing lemon: Finger force extracts juice.
- Toothpaste tube: Finger force pushes out paste.
- Suspended load: Gravity pulls load down, spring exerts an upward force.
- High jump: Athlete's jump force overcomes gravity to clear bar.
Effects of Hammering
- Blacksmith's hammer force changes the hot iron's shape and properties.
Balloon-Wall Attraction
- Rubbing the balloon with synthetic cloth causes static electricity; this attraction force is involved.
Forces on a Bucket (Static)
- Forces on a bucket held in the air: Gravity pulling it down, opposing force (hand holding) pushing up. Since no motion change, forces are balanced.
Rocket Forces
- Two forces immediately after rocket launch: Gravity (downward) and thrust (upward)
Dropper and Pressure
- Water rises in a dropper due to atmospheric pressure.
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Description
Explore the concepts of force and pressure in this quiz. Understand the different types of forces, including muscular, contact, and non-contact forces, and their applications in real-world scenarios. Test your knowledge on how these forces interact with objects and the effects they produce.
