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                                                    UNIT 5. FORCES
                                                       2nd ESO



    5. SUMMARY

       Most forces are either a   push      or a   pull   .
       Forces can:
       a) change the shape of an object
       b) Change the    lenght of an object.
       c) Make something speed              up     or slow            down .
       d) Make something move                or    stop   .
       e) Change the        direction                     of movement.
       But they can never change the               mass of an object.


       Forces can be classified into:

                                  Friction: it acts in the     opposite direction of
                                  movement.
                                  Air       resistance :force acting in the opposite

      Contact forces              direction of movement when an object moves
                                  through the air.
                                  Push
                                  Pull
                                  Upthrust : force that pushes an object up in a
                                  liquid.


                            Magnetic forces: forces between magnets (N, S)
                                  opposite poles attract
                                  like poles repel
     Non-contact            Electric forces: forces between charges (+, -)
     forces                       opposite charges attract
                                  like charges repel
                            Gravitational forces: forces between masses
                                  they are always forces of attraction




Unit 5. Forces                                                                         1
IES Llorenç Garcías i Font                                  María Pérez Galván; Emma Sánchez Clark
                                                                   Physics and Chemistry Department



        Contact forces are not classified as forces of attraction or repulsion.

        Mass is the amount of matter in a body. Its units are kilograms. It is measured
using a balance. It is always the same on any planet.
       Weight is the force of attraction between an object            and the planet         .
Its units are newtons. It is measured using a force meter. It         depends on the planet.

       The weight of an object is calculated using this equation: W=m·g

       In this formula mass is expressed in kilograms         and the value of gravity
depends on the planet you are on (Earth’s gravity is         9.8      m/s2      and       Moon’s
gravity is 1.6 m/s2).

       When the resultant force acting on an object is zero, we say that the forces are
        balanced. If the resultant force is not zero the forces are not balanced.

      How does the state of motion of an object change when the forces acting on it
are balanced or not?


                               Balanced forces: the object will not      move .

   For a steady
                               Unbalanced forces:        the object will start moving
   object                      in the direction of the   net                  force



                               Balanced forces: the object will move at a        constant
                               speed


   For a moving
                               Unbalanced forces:
   object
                                   The object will       accelerate    if the net
                                   force acts in the direction of movement.
                                   The object will       slow         down if the
                                   net force acts in the opposite direction of
                                   movement.




Unit 5. Forces                                                                               2
IES Llorenç Garcías i Font                María Pérez Galván; Emma Sánchez Clark
                                                 Physics and Chemistry Department



    6. GLOSSARY [30 WORDS]

       air resistance        resistència/resistència aerodinàmica
       arrow                 fletxa
       balanced forces       forces en equilibri
       constant speed        velocitat constant
       contact forces        forces per contacte
       direction             direcció
       drawer                calaix
       driving force         força motora/força motriu
       electric force        força elèctrica
       force                 força
       force meter           dinamòmetre
       force of attraction   força d’atracció
       force of repulsion    força de repulsió
       friction              força de fricció/força de fregament
       gravitational force   força gravitatòria
       gravity               gravetat
       magnetic force        força magnètica
       mass                  massa
       motion                movement
       non-contact forces    forces a distància
       shape                 forma
       spring                molla
       still                 aturat
       to pull               estirar
       to push               empenyer
       to slow down          frenar
       to speed up           accelerar
       unbalanced forces     forces que no es troben en equilibri
       upthrust              força ascensional/empenyiment
       weight                pes




Unit 5. Forces                                                             3

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Summary glossary forces

  • 1. Physics & Chemistry Department UNIT 5. FORCES 2nd ESO 5. SUMMARY Most forces are either a push or a pull . Forces can: a) change the shape of an object b) Change the lenght of an object. c) Make something speed up or slow down . d) Make something move or stop . e) Change the direction of movement. But they can never change the mass of an object. Forces can be classified into: Friction: it acts in the opposite direction of movement. Air resistance :force acting in the opposite Contact forces direction of movement when an object moves through the air. Push Pull Upthrust : force that pushes an object up in a liquid. Magnetic forces: forces between magnets (N, S) opposite poles attract like poles repel Non-contact Electric forces: forces between charges (+, -) forces opposite charges attract like charges repel Gravitational forces: forces between masses they are always forces of attraction Unit 5. Forces 1
  • 2. IES Llorenç Garcías i Font María Pérez Galván; Emma Sánchez Clark Physics and Chemistry Department Contact forces are not classified as forces of attraction or repulsion. Mass is the amount of matter in a body. Its units are kilograms. It is measured using a balance. It is always the same on any planet. Weight is the force of attraction between an object and the planet . Its units are newtons. It is measured using a force meter. It depends on the planet. The weight of an object is calculated using this equation: W=m·g In this formula mass is expressed in kilograms and the value of gravity depends on the planet you are on (Earth’s gravity is 9.8 m/s2 and Moon’s gravity is 1.6 m/s2). When the resultant force acting on an object is zero, we say that the forces are balanced. If the resultant force is not zero the forces are not balanced. How does the state of motion of an object change when the forces acting on it are balanced or not? Balanced forces: the object will not move . For a steady Unbalanced forces: the object will start moving object in the direction of the net force Balanced forces: the object will move at a constant speed For a moving Unbalanced forces: object The object will accelerate if the net force acts in the direction of movement. The object will slow down if the net force acts in the opposite direction of movement. Unit 5. Forces 2
  • 3. IES Llorenç Garcías i Font María Pérez Galván; Emma Sánchez Clark Physics and Chemistry Department 6. GLOSSARY [30 WORDS] air resistance resistència/resistència aerodinàmica arrow fletxa balanced forces forces en equilibri constant speed velocitat constant contact forces forces per contacte direction direcció drawer calaix driving force força motora/força motriu electric force força elèctrica force força force meter dinamòmetre force of attraction força d’atracció force of repulsion força de repulsió friction força de fricció/força de fregament gravitational force força gravitatòria gravity gravetat magnetic force força magnètica mass massa motion movement non-contact forces forces a distància shape forma spring molla still aturat to pull estirar to push empenyer to slow down frenar to speed up accelerar unbalanced forces forces que no es troben en equilibri upthrust força ascensional/empenyiment weight pes Unit 5. Forces 3