Today’s Topic Unit 1: Forces Forces BOTH Quantities that have BOTH size and direction are called Vectors. ONLY Quantities that have ONLY size are called.

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Today’s Topic Unit 1: Forces

Forces BOTH Quantities that have BOTH size and direction are called Vectors. ONLY Quantities that have ONLY size are called Scalars.

Forces Vectors can be added together in diffferent ways depending on their directions. same 1.Vectors moving in the same direction are ADDED together. opposite 2.Vectors moving in opposite directions are SUBTRACTED from one another. at right angles 3.For Vectors moving at right angles to one another, we use the Pythagorean Theorem.

Forces A Force is any push or pull. It takes a force to change an object’s state of motion. The state of motion can be either “at rest” or “moving uniformly in a straight line.”

Forces Usually, more than one force acts on an object. The “Vector Sum” of the forces produces a NET FORCE. It is the net force that changes an object’s state of motion.

Forces A force diagram (a.k.a. free-body diagram) is a drawing showing all of the forces acting on an object. (F N ) (F a )(F f ) (F g ) or (F W )

Forces The force applied is the push or pull on an object. ALWAYS Friction --force between materials that touch. It ALWAYS acts in the opposite direction of the object’s motion.

Forces (F N ) (F a )(F f ) (F g ) or (F W ) F N F W F N —the NORMAL force—is the support force—it balances the object’s weight F W. If an object is sitting on a horizontal surface, the Normal force must equal the object’s weight.

Forces Mechanical equilibriumMechanical equilibrium —state where no changes to the object’s state of motion occur; state of steadiness —NO CHANGE! ∑F = 0∑F = 0 Static EquilibriumStatic Equilibrium --objects at rest Dynamic EquilibriumDynamic Equilibrium—objects moving at a constant speed in a straight-line path.

Forces From the Force Diagram, it is clear that forces have direction as well as size. (F N ) (F a )(F f ) (F g ) or (F W )

Force Diagram for an Incline Normal forces are always perpendicular to the surface of contact. Gravitational forces are always directed straight down towards the surface of the earth.

Force Diagram for an Incline

Forces Let’s practice finding the vector sum of forces... Practice! Forces are measured in Newtons (N)

Four Fundamental Forces Strong Force: strongest force holding nucleus together Electromagnetic Force: force existing between charged particles (combination of electric and magnetic forces) Weak Force: neutrino interaction inducing beta decay Gravitation Force: weakest force allowing mass to communicate with each other and form relationships

Newton’s 1 st Law Newton’s 1 st Law of Motion restates Galileo’s ideas concerning motion. A body at rest (or in motion) stays at rest (or in motion) unless acted on by an outside force.

Newton’s 1 st Law Law of Inertia Newton’s 1 st Law of Motion is also called the Law of Inertia. Inertia Inertia is reluctance of any body to change its state of motion.

Newton’s 1 st Law Mass Mass is the measure of inertia of an object. Mass Mass is also the quantity of matter in an object. More mass = more inertia = more (greater) resistance to change

Newton’s 1 st Law Mass and Weight are NOT the same. They are proportional to one another. Mass Mass --Mass is how much substance there is in an object. Mass is property within the body. Weight --Weight is the force of gravity on an object. Weight is an outside force on the body.