Contact and Non-Contact Forces

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force

is a concept that describes the interaction between two objects that can change the motion of one or both of them

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  • move

  • stop

  • change direction

force is a push or pull that can cause an objec to

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CONTACT FORCE

It is a force that requires contact on both objects to occur.

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CONTACT FORCE

Force between two bodies that are in direct contact with each other.

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TYPES OF CONTACT FORCES

  • normal force

  • tensional force

  • frictional force

  • air resistance/drag force

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normal force

A force is exerted against the gravitational force present by objects touching each other.

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tensional force

A force applied to a rope, string or cable that makes them to be compressed or to be stretched by pulling on each side.

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frictional force

A force created by both surfaces of the objects that is being rubbed against each other resulting by moving in either same direction or different direction.

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air resistance/drag force

A force in the opposite direction of object in air or fluid.

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non-contact forces

Action at a distance forces is the other term for non-contact force and only results when two objects interact without any physical contact with each other.

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non-contact forces

Regardless of their physical separation they can exert push or pull to the object.

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types of non-contact forces

  • magnetic force

  • electrostatic force

  • gravitational force

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magnetic force

Attraction and repulsion resulted by putting together the end of same poles or different poles of the magnetic object.

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electrostatic force

Just like magnetic force, is either attractive or repulsive resulted by positive and negative charges of particles.

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gravitational force

Pulling of objects with masses towards the center of the Earth.