Identify that forces act between objects and can be measured.
Understand the Problem
The question is focused on the concept of forces acting between objects and the ability to measure these forces. It likely pertains to physics principles and the nature of forces in interaction, such as gravitational, electromagnetic, and contact forces.
Answer
Forces act between objects as pushes or pulls and are measured in newtons (N).
Forces act between objects as pushes or pulls due to their interactions, and they are measured in newtons (N).
Answer for screen readers
Forces act between objects as pushes or pulls due to their interactions, and they are measured in newtons (N).
More Information
Forces are fundamental interactions that can change the velocity of objects. They are vector quantities, having both magnitude and direction.
Tips
Some people forget that forces are vectors with both magnitude and direction. It's important to consider both factors when analyzing forces.
Sources
- Introduction to forces - Forces and movement - KS3 Physics - BBC - bbc.co.uk
- PS2.A: Forces and Motion - The Wonder of Science - thewonderofscience.com
- 15.1 Types of forces - Siyavula - siyavula.com
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