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How is the force of gravity different from theforce when push or pull?
how is the force of gravity diffrerent from the force you apply when you push or pull something
What is the force called when something is stretched?
its called the push of the decaltill force xx
What can push do as a force?
move something in a particular direction in other words PUSH things
Do the words push and pull indicate size and direction?
Push and pull indicate direction only, not size. A push is an application of force which causes something to move away from the source of the force. A pull causes something to move toward the source of the force.
How are push and gravity and friction the same?
they all have something to do with force
What type of push forces are there?
a push force is an applied force intended to drive away something
How is the force of gravity different from theforce when push or pull?
how is the force of gravity diffrerent from the force you apply when you push or pull something
What is an applied force?
That means that you use a force to push or pull something.
What is the force called when something is stretched?
its called the push of the decaltill force xx
What can push do as a force?
move something in a particular direction in other words PUSH things
Do the words push and pull indicate size and direction?
Push and pull indicate direction only, not size. A push is an application of force which causes something to move away from the source of the force. A pull causes something to move toward the source of the force.
What are some SHORT examples about force?
To push or pull something
How are push and gravity and friction the same?
they all have something to do with force
What is force and motor?
and force is when you push or pull and a motor is something that is used to make a fun spin
What is force in physical science?
force is something that makes objects change velocity.
Why does a force require an interaction of objects?
The answer is simple. A force is a push or pull on something. If there is no something, then there is nothing to push or pull. So right off there must be at least the one object...the something that gets pushed or pulled. But now we get to...what's doing the pushing or pulling? And there we have a requirement for that second object. And that's why there is that "interaction." There has to be a pusher/puller and it has to push/pull something. There're the two objects. EX: If you push out ahead with your hands, the first object, you exert no force with that push because there is no second object. But if you do that same push but up against the wall of your office, you exert a force onto that wall, which is the second object.
How do you change the distance of the work?
By applying less force. The more force you apply the less distance there is, but the less force you apply the more distance there is. This is why on a ramp it takes less force to push something up a ramp than to lift it, but at the same time it takes a longer distance to move the object in question. On the other hand, simply lifting the object will require more force but less distance.
