Force and Motion - Mr. Hites' Science &...
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Force and Motion
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Force - • a push or pull • The
combination of all forces acting on an object is the net force.
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Balanced Force • Two or more forces
exerted on an object are balanced if their effects cancel each other and do not cause a change in the object’s motion.
• The net force is zero.
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Unbalanced Force • Occurs when the forces acting on the
object changes the object’s motion. • The net force is NOT zero.
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Balanced Force
Equal forces in opposite directions produce no motion
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Unbalanced Forces
Unequal opposing forces produce an unbalanced force
causing motion
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Friction - • is a force that resists the sliding
between two touching surfaces. • Friction is an opposing force • Friction will always slow a moving
object.
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Types of Friction
• Static friction causes surfaces to stick together. It keeps an object at rest.
• Sliding friction slows down an object that slides.
• Rolling friction is needed to make a wheel turn.
• Fluid friction is air and/or water resistance.
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INERTIA
• The tendency of an object to remain at a constant speed unless another force acts upon it.
• If it is moving at a certain speed it will stay at that speed unless a force acts on it.
• If it is still, then it will stay still unless a force acts on it
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Gravity: a force of attraction between objects that is due to their mass
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-All matter has mass -All matter experiences gravity
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The earth’s mass is large, therefore its gravitational pull is large
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British scientist Sir Isaac Newton developed the “Law of Universal Gravitation”
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What is Gravity?
• Gravity=FORCE!
• Gravity is a force of attraction.
• Gravity PULLS.
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Matter & Gravity Facts
• All matter has mass.
• All matter experiences gravity.
• All objects experience a gravitational attraction toward each other.
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Law of universal gravitation
• All objects in the universe attract each other through gravitational force.
• The size of the force depends on mass and distance.
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Law of Universal Gravitation Part 1: Gravitational force increases as mass increases
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Gravity and Mass Greater mass=greater gravitational pull. Earth’s gravitational force is due to it’s
enormous mass.
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Law of Universal Gravitation Part 2: Gravitational force decreases as distance increases
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Gravity and Distance
Closer together=greater gravitational pull.
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Which ones have more gravitational pull?
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Which ones have more gravitational pull?
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Now which ones?
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Mass • Amount of matter in an
object. • Does not change with
location. • Unit=grams
Weight • Measure of the gravitational
force exerted on an object. • Changes with location. • Unit=Newtons • A newton is the amount of force
it takes to accelerate 1 km of mass 1 m/s
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Acceleration due to gravity • Rate at which velocity changes because of the pull of gravity. • Earth= 9.8 m/s/s
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Acceleration due to gravity (g)
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Gravity & Acceleration due to gravity
All objects fall at the same rate because the acceleration due to gravity is the same for all objects.
• All objects accelerate toward Earth at 9.8 m/s/s
Air resistance, a type of friction slows down acceleration.
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Air resistance is the force of friction and the opposing force created by going through the air.
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Terminal velocity • When an object falls at a constant velocity
because the air resistance force matches the force of gravity.
• Net force=0