Force

  1. An object is at rest and stays at rest + an object at motion in a straight line stays in motion unless acted on by an outside force.

  2. Net Force is defined by the sum of forces ΣF=Σmanet\Sigma F=\Sigma manet

        mass is “resistance to acceleration”

    a=ms2a=\frac{m}{s^2} m=kg [kg⁡⋅ms2]=[N,newtons]\left\lbrack\operatorname{kg}\cdot\frac{m}{s^2}\right\rbrack=\left\lbrack N,newtons\right\rbrack

  1. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction



     F_N (Normal force)
                            ^
                            |
                     +--------------+
                     |              |
                     |  15 kg box   | ------> Force applied = 50 N
                     |   (ice)      |
                     +--------------+
                            |
                            v
                     F_g (Gravity)
---------------------------------------------------------
                   Ice surface (frictionless)

How long will it take to move the block of ice 10 meters when the force is angled 30o?

Δx=Vi+12at2\Delta x=Vi+\frac12at^2                  Vo =0                             Fnet=ma

10=12(3.3)t210=\frac12\left(3.3\right)t^2                                                             50N=15(a)50N=15\left(a\right)

                                                                                           3.3ms23.3\frac{m}{s^2}=a



Free Body diagram(Vector diagrams)

weight= Fw(W) =mg

push

pull

normal force=force of the surface on which an object rests, perpendicular to the surface

frictionff = resistive force- a force that resists motion (always opposing motion)

tension= force in a string, rope, cable, thin rod, etc. as a result of a load hanging from it



free body

-isolate object

-draw vectors to represent all forces

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l FT

l                                    0

0                                   l    Fw

l                                    v

l Fw

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