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Push and Pull Forces Magnetism Gravity and Weight Upthrust Forces in Tennis
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Forces make things move or stay still by.....

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Forces make things move or stay still by.....


pushing or pulling


What are the two types of push and pull forces?

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What are the two types of push and pull forces?


Contact and non-contact forces


When a person jumps out of an airplane, is that a contact or non-contact force?

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When a person jumps out of an airplane, is that a contact or non-contact force?


non-contact force


What happens to an object when forces are unbalanced?

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What happens to an object when forces are unbalanced?


it can make an object start moving, speed up, slow down, change direction or stop


What is a balanced force?

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What is a balanced force?


When two forces applied to the table are opposite and equal


Is magnetism a contact or non-contact force?

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Is magnetism a contact or non-contact force?


non-contact


What are the two ends of the magnet called?

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What are the two ends of the magnet called?


North Pole and South Pole


True or False: All magnets are man-made.

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True or False: All magnets are man-made.


False: some magnets are natural, for example mineral magnetite


What happens when you have a north pole and a north pole of a magnet together?

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What happens when you have a north pole and a north pole of a magnet together?


They repel


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Magnets create a _____________ around them. We cannot see these forces but they attract objects made of _______ and _________.

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Magnets create a _____________ around them. We cannot see these forces but they attract objects made of _______ and _________.


magnetic field, iron, steel

 

Magnets create a magnetic field around them. We cannot see these forces but they attract objects made of iron and steel.


True or False: All masses have gravity
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True or False: All masses have gravity
True

Which one of these conclusions from Newton are correct? 1.) Small masses pull big masses towards them. 2.)The bigger the mass, the stronger the pull 3.) The farther the mass, the stronger the pull

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Which one of these conclusions from Newton are correct? 1.) Small masses pull big masses towards them. 2.)The bigger the mass, the stronger the pull 3.) The farther the mass, the stronger the pull


#2 is correct, The bigger the mass, the stronger the pull


Who discovered gravity and when?

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Who discovered gravity and when?


Isaac Newton over 300 years ago


Is the weight of a kangaroo higher on the moon or the earth? Why?
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Is the weight of a kangaroo higher on the moon or the earth? Why?
The kangeroo would have a higher weight on the earth because the force of gravity is higher.
What would happen if the Earth did not have gravity?
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What would happen if the Earth did not have gravity?
Our belongings and us would float away
True or False: Upthrust is a contact, push force applied by water and air
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True or False: Upthrust is a contact, push force applied by water and air
True
Who discovered upthrust?
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Who discovered upthrust?
Archimedes, an ancient greek scientist
A bird flying is an example of upthrust? Why or why not?
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A bird flying is an example of upthrust? Why or why not?
Yes, a bird flying has upthrust from air and and is pulled down by gravity due to its weight
Which would fall slower if dropped from a building, a piece of paper or a mobile phone? Why?
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Which would fall slower if dropped from a building, a piece of paper or a mobile phone? Why?
A piece of paper would fall slower because it has a small mass and big volume
Why does a rubber duck float and a metal duck sink?
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Why does a rubber duck float and a metal duck sink?
A rubber duck has balanced forces (weight of the duck=upthrust). A metal duck has unblanced forces (weight> upthrust)
Tennis uses (contact/non-contact) forces to move the ball
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Tennis uses (contact/non-contact) forces to move the ball
contact
True or False: Players use a raquet to apply pull forces to the ball
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True or False: Players use a raquet to apply pull forces to the ball
False; they apply push forces
Push force makes the ball change___________.
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Push force makes the ball change___________.
direction
Does a big push force make the ball speed up or slow down?
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Does a big push force make the ball speed up or slow down?
speed up
Players move about by applying the push forces to the ___________ with their legs and feet.
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Players move about by applying the push forces to the ___________ with their legs and feet.
ground
What is the problem for astronauts using a pen in space?
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What is the problem for astronauts using a pen in space?
There is no gravity so the pen does not work




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