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FORCE
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When the teacher says “Hay”, students must answer “hello”, after it was noticed.
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Explain the definition of force
why do we have to learn Force?
Newton’s Laws
Identify the kinds of force Draw and measure forceCalculate force resultantFrictional forceWeight
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the definition of force
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But really, your style was
like a professional
Ah..tidak
juga, biasa
saja kok
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playing swing
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playing swing Ilustration
swing can moves because there is a pull oar push.
push or pull
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playing tug of war
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pull
Playing tug of war illustration
Occurred Attraction between two opposing
groups
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Playing football
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Playing football Illustration
push occurs on the ball, so the ball moves in the direction of
the kick or push
push
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Force is push or pull that can cause something moves or on
the contrary causes the moving thing to be a rest,
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THE KINDS OF FORCE
As an illustration to understand and explore the kinds of force. Let us see an example of the events that happen around us
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falls from heights
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falls from heights
there is a force pulled it down? Why do people fall towards the bottom?
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Non contact forces is a force that isn’t directly in contact with an object.
Non Contact Force
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Pushing a cart
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why cart can run?
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Contact forces is a force that is directly in contact with an object. There are two kinds of forces work, they are frictional force and normal force.
Contact Force
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Contact forces is a force that is directly in contact with an object. There are two kinds of forces work, they are frictional force and normal force.
Non contact forces is a force that isn’t directly in contact with an object.
Force based on properties
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Which include a contact force?
Which include a non contact force?
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Force based on its causethe
following
explanation
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Muscular Force
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Muscular force is a force that
comes from muscular
power
Muscular force
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Spring Force
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Spring force is a force that
comes from a spring, because
the spring is pulled or pushed
Spring force
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Frictional force
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Magnet force is a
force produced
by magnet
Magnet force
NCF
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frictional force which is parallel
to the contacting
plane.
Frictional force
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Electric force is a
force produced
by electrical charges
Electric force
NCF
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Gravitational force is
the attractional
force caused by the earth.
gravitational force
NCF
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Machine force is a force that
comes from machine.
Machine force
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What can be
produced by force?
Demonstrasi toy wax, a table, marble
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From the demonstration, force can produce changes1.A still object
becomes a moving object
2.A moving object becomes a still
object3.Change the shape and size of an object
4.Change the moving direction of an
object
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Force can be measure using a spring balance or dynamometer.
The unit of force in the International System (SI) is the Newton.another unit of force is the dyne.
How can we measure force?
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How to draw force?
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Force is a quantity
which has a magnitude
and direction . So, in
physics is consid
ered a
vector quantity
. And
graphically
represented as an
arrow, called a vector
diagram.
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How to draw the sum of forces?
How to draw the difference of
forces?
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FORCE RESULTANTTwo force acting an object can be replaced by one force. The equivalent force is called the resultant force an is represented by R.
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How can forces be in equilibrium?
1.The resultant of force is aligned and unidirectional
2. The resultant of force is aligned but in the opposite unidirectional
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example
Ferdi push a table with a 300 N force to the right, while Abi push the same table with a 200 N force to the left.
The resultant of the two forces and its
direction is
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What is FRICTIONAL
FORCE?
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Friction is one example of a contact force since it produced by direct between two surfaces.
The direction of friction is the opposite of the tendency of moving direction of an object.
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Magnitude and properties of friction force
1. The rougher the surface, greater the friction. On the other hand, the smoother the surface, the smaller the friction.
2. Direction frictional force always opposite with force
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Application frictional force in
daily life
1. Disadvantage friction between a car
and the air slow down the moving speed
2. Advantage We walk on the ground
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WEIGHT AND MASS
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The difference between weight and
massMass Weight
Not depending gravitational acceleration
Depending gravitational acceleration
Always remain Different
Main quantity Derivative quantity
scalar quantity Vector quantity
the measuring instrument balance
The measuring instrument spring balance (dynamometer)
The unit is kg The unit is N
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The relationship between mass and
weight
W = m g
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example
The mass of an object with 19.6
N weight and with 9.8 N/kg gravitational
acceleration is ………
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QUIZ 1
An object weighed in a location with 30 N/kg gravity. The weighing result is 15 N.
what is the mass of that object?
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The mass of an object located on earth is 120 kg. if
the earth’s gravitational acceleration is 9.8 N/kg and
the moon’s gravitational acceleration is 1/6 of the earth’s. what is weight of
the same object on the moon?
QUIZ 2
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