Forces of Motion

What force is acting on the girl's hair and the balloon?

• Tension Force

• Static Electricity

• Gravity

• Magnetic Force

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Organize these pictures into the categories of contact and non-contact forces.

Groups:

(a) Non-contact Force

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(b) Contact Force

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Why isn't the tug-of-war rope or the people moving?

• The force on both sides are equal, so the force is balanced.

• One side is pushing and the other side is pulling.

• They stopped pulling.

• They are frozen in time.

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What kind of charge does this balloon have?

• Positive charge

• Negative Charge

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Gravity

• Contact Force

• Non-contact Force

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Match the following

• Motion

• To push away from something

• Balanced Force

• Moving from one place to another

• Force

• The push or pull that makes an object move.

• Conductor

• Two equal forces acting on an object

• Repel

• A material that electric charges can easily flow through.

The water bottle is sitting on the counter. Gravity is pushing the water bottle down with 10N of force. How much force is pushing upward on the water bottle?

• 25N

• 20N

• 10N

• 5N

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What force is acting between the cleat and the ground?

• Muscle Force

• Friction Force

• Gravity Force

• Tension Force

The area where a magnetic force works...

• Repel

• Magnetic Force

• Unbalanced Force

• Motion

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Friction

• Contact Force

• Non-contact Force

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