What are forces? Push and pull Types of forces All forces involve interactions between objects. There are several different types. Gravity and magnetism.

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What are forces?

Push and pull

Types of forces All forces involve interactions between objects. There are several different types. Gravity and magnetism are forces that can act over distances. Friction and upthrust are forces that involve direct contact between objects. Teacher notes Forces during take off include gravity, thrust and air resistance (friction). Photo credit: NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (NASA-MSFC) All types of forces can occur whether objects are still or moving. What forces are acting during this rocket launch?

Forces affecting objects

Forces changing an object’s shape Teacher Notes The gradient of the graph increases when the 6 Newton weight is added because the spring has reached its elastic limit. 7

Balanced forces There are two wind machines applying forces to the ice skater. The forces acting on the skater are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction. The forces are balanced, so they cancel each other out. The skater does not move.

Unbalanced forces What if only one wind machine is blowing on the skater? The forces acting on her are no longer balanced so she will start to move to the left. Her speed will change – this is called acceleration. Unbalanced forces lead to a change in speed or direction.

Measuring forces