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Title: Net Force


1
Net Force
  • Normal Force
  • Frictional Force
  • Free Body Diagrams

2
Forces Review
  • Yesterday you learned Newtons three laws
  • An object with zero or constant velocity will
    remain at zero or with a constant velocity unless
    acted upon by an outside NET force.
  • An object experiencing an unbalanced net force
    experiences an acceleration in the direction of
    the net force. (F ma)
  • For every force there is an equal and opposing
    force.
  • These laws are the basis for the study of dynamics

3
Zero Velocity
  • For example a book sitting on a table, is not
    moving and does not move unless acted upon by an
    unbalanced force.
  • When it isnt moving there are two forces
    gravity and the table.
  • The tables force on the book is known as a
    NORMAL FORCE
  • Since the two forces are balanced then the book
    isnt moving. The NET FORCE is zero
  • If you remove one of the forces and the net force
    becomes unbalanced then the book accelerates.

4
Constant Velocity
  • Constant velocity can be a little more difficult.
  • When a car is travelling down the highway at a
    constant speed the forces balance and you have a
    zero net force.
  • If you want to accelerate then you need to
    increase the force applied by the engine of the
    car which creates an unbalanced NET FORCE.

5
Frictional Force
  • Frictional force depends entirely on the normal
    force applied to an object.
  • Depending on how the two types of materials
    interact decides what the force of friction is.
  • Force of friction can be calculated using the
    formula
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