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    The document discusses different types of forces: 1) Contact forces require direct physical contact between objects, like muscular force when throwing a ball. Non-contact forces act over a distance, like magnetic force between two magnets. 2) Forces are classified as either contact forces, which require direct physical contact, or non-contact forces, which act over a distance without contact. Examples of contact forces include muscular force and frictional force. 3) Multiple forces can act simultaneously on an object. The essential question asks whether two or more forces can be present and act together on an object.

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    The document discusses different types of forces: 1) Contact forces require direct physical contact between objects, like muscular force when throwing a ball. Non-contact forces act over a distance, like magnetic force between two magnets. 2) Forces are classified as either contact forces, which require direct physical contact, or non-contact forces, which act over a distance without contact. Examples of contact forces include muscular force and frictional force. 3) Multiple forces can act simultaneously on an object. The essential question asks whether two or more forces can be present and act together on an object.

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    The document discusses different types of forces: 1) Contact forces require direct physical contact between objects, like muscular force when throwing a ball. Non-contact forces act over a distance, like magnetic force between two magnets. 2) Forces are classified as either contact forces, which require direct physical contact, or non-contact forces, which act over a distance without contact. Examples of contact forces include muscular force and frictional force. 3) Multiple forces can act simultaneously on an object. The essential question asks whether two or more forces can be present and act together on an object.

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    01

    TYPES OF
    FORCES
    Block 15 - Forces and Motion

    Southeastern College
    02
    AIM FOR TODAY

    At the end of the day, we


    should be able to
    differentiate contact
    and non-contact forces
    in real-life situations.
    03
    INTRODUCTION
    What will happen to the ball
    when hit by the bat?
    03
    INTRODUCTION
    What will happen to the ball
    when hit by the bat?
    It will move in a different
    direction and will move very fast.
    03
    INTRODUCTION
    What will happen to the ball
    when hit by the bat?
    It will move in a different
    direction and will move very fast.
    Why did it move in a
    different direction?
    04
    INTRODUCTION
    Force is a push or pull, that acts on
    an object due to its interaction
    with another object.
    04
    INTRODUCTION
    Force is a push or pull, that acts on
    an object due to its interaction
    with another object.
    It can be measured in
    magnitude (Newtons)
    and in direction.
    for example, 5 N moving to the right
    PREDICTION
    GAME
    06
    07
    08
    09
    10
    11
    DISCUSSION
    Force can be classified into two
    types: (1) Contact Force and (2)
    Non-contact Force
    11
    DISCUSSION
    Force can be classified into two
    types: (1) Contact Force and (2)
    Non-contact Force
    Contact Force is a
    force exerted by an
    object on another
    object on coming into
    contact with it.
    11
    DISCUSSION
    Force can be classified into two
    types: (1) Contact Force and (2)
    Non-contact Force
    Non-contact Force is a
    force exerted by an
    object on another object
    from a distance without
    being in contact with it.
    Muscular Force is a force
    exerted on objects by the
    muscles of the body.

    throwing a
    basketball 12
    Frictional Force is a force exerted
    by the surfaces of objects that are
    in contact with each other.

    Air Resistance is
    another example of
    frictional force also.

    rolling ball
    13
    Gravitational Force is
    a force of attraction
    between objects.
    The greater the mass, the
    greater the gravitational
    force of an object.

    an upward
    throw of a ball
    14
    Magnetic Force is a
    force of attraction or
    repulsion between
    two magnets or
    magnetic materials.

    interaction
    between two
    magnets
    15
    interaction a
    Electrostatic Force is
    charged plastic
    a force of attraction comb and pieces
    or repulsion between
    charged objects.
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    ESSENTIAL QUESTION

    Can two or more forces


    be present and act
    together on an object?

    17

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