Force is defined as anything that causes an object to move, change speed or direction, or deform shape. A force can make an object move, change direction or speed, or alter its shape. There are several types of forces including gravitational, electrical, magnetic, air resistance, applied, spring, frictional, and normal forces. Each force has a distinct cause and effect - for example, gravitational force attracts objects with mass, while frictional force is present in daily life whenever objects rub against each other.

1. NAME:IRAMMA AMARAGOL
R.NO.:62
SUB:PHYSICS
TOPIC:FORCE

3.  DEFINITION
In science, force, usually means either a push or a
pull. Something that cause an object moves, changes its
speed, direction and shape.
You cannot see a force but you can see what it does. You
can also feel the effect of a force on your body.

4.  A force can make an object move.
 A force can make a moving object stop.
 A force can change the direction of a moving object.

5.  A force can change the shape of an object.
 A force can change the speed of a moving object.
 A force can be measured with a Newton spring balance. The
S.I unit for measuring force is the Newton (symbol N).

6. Types Of Forces
 Air Resistance Force
 Applied Force
 Spring Force
 Frictional Force
 Gravitational Force
 Electrical Force
 Normal Force
 Magnetic Force

7. Air Resistance Force
 Air Resistance Force is the Force of air pushing
against a moving object.

12. Applied Force
 Applied Force is when a living creature puts pressure
on a object.

13. Spring Force
 Spring Force is when an object is push togther then
when pressures taken away it pops back to its normal
self.

14. Frictional Force
 Frictional Force is present everywhere in our daily
life. simply impossible to reduce it completely.

15. Gravitational Force
 The Gravitational Force is a force that attract any
objects with mass.

16. Electrical Force
 Electrical Force is the attractive or repulsive
interaction between any two charged objects.

17. Normal Force
 Normal Force is the support force exterted upon an
object which is contact with another stable object.

18. Magnetic Force
 Magnetic Force is attraction or repulsion that arises
between electrically charged particles because of their
motion.