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What is the difference between a balanced and an unblanced force?
A "Balanced" force means that there are other forces (there must be at least one) acting on the same object whose vector sum will add up to be equal & opposite the original force. An "Unbalanced" force means that there may be other forces (there may be no others) acting on the same object, but their vector sum is not equal & opposite to the original force.
In which situation does the law of conservation of momentum apply a. in the absence of greatest velocity c. in the absence of outside forces b in the presence of least velocity d. in the presence of o?
c. The law of conservation of momentum applies in the absence of outside forces. This means that if the net external force acting on a system is zero, the total momentum of the system remains constant.
Why do some objects move so fast and some move so slow?
The speed with which an object moves depends on its mass, any force applied on it (including frictional forces, which slow it down), and its previous history - i.e., if it has been moving before, it will have the tendency to continue moving, at least for a while, until frictional forces slow it down.
How much suction is needed to lift 16 pounds?
To lift 16 pounds, you would need a suction force equivalent to at least 16 pounds to counteract the gravitational force acting on the object. It's important to consider factors such as the surface area of contact and any additional forces acting on the object. A vacuum pump or suction cup rating should indicate the maximum weight it can lift under ideal conditions.
When the force acting on an object points at least partially in the blank direction of the motion the work done is considered to be negative?
opposite
Is it possible for an object not to be in motion and still have forces acting on it Explain?
Yes. An object will remain at the same velocity including zero velocity (not in motion) if the forces on it are balanced. There may still be forces on it but if they cancel out it will not change its velocity. For example a brick sitting on a table on the planet Earth. The force of gravity is acting on the brick. If the table was not there the brick would accelerate downwards (fall) but because the table is there and is exerting an upwards force which exactly matches the gravitational force the brick remains stationary. (At least in the frame of reference of the brick/table/floor/Earth, if you were observing it from the moon it would be moving and accelerating rather quickly but that is probably beyond the scope of this question.......)
What is the different between unblance forces and balanced forces?
A "Balanced" force means that there are other forces (there must be at least one) acting on the same object whose vector sum will add up to be equal & opposite the original force. An "Unbalanced" force means that there may be other forces (there may be no others) acting on the same object, but their vector sum is not equal & opposite to the original force.
Which is the least common force?
All of the forces acting in the universe essentially happen for the same reason. They happen because of the interaction between the charges on the atoms. So techincally there is no least common force.
What is an example where at least 2 forces are operating but the object they operate on is not moving?
when any object is not moving there is at least two forces acting on it.....there are actually probably more. think of a ball....if one force is "pushing" it from behind and another force of the same strength is "pushing" it in the other direction from the front....then the object can't move.
What are the balanced and unbalanced force working on any object?
If the object doesn't accelerate, then the forces are balanced - meaning that the vector sum of forces is equal to zero. If the object does accelerate, then the forces are unbalanced - the sum of all forces is not equal to zero.What the force are really varies from case to case. In general, there usually is at least the gravitational force acting on an object, and if the object doesn't accelerate, that means there must be at least one other force acting on the object. Here are two examples:A book resting on a horizontal table. Gravity pulls it down. The table pushes the book up.Some object resting on an inclined surface. In this case, the forces to counteract gravity are a combination of gravity and friction forces.
What is the difference between a unblanced force and a balanced force?
A "Balanced" force means that there are other forces (there must be at least one) acting on the same object whose vector sum will add up to be equal & opposite the original force. An "Unbalanced" force means that there may be other forces (there may be no others) acting on the same object, but their vector sum is not equal & opposite to the original force.
What force is acting on a football without touching it if it is thrown 25 meters to your friend?
Once the football is in air, assumed quiet, it is acted upon by at least two forces -- gravity and air friction/drag.
How many eggs does a tortoise have in a normal sitting?
at least 20
What is the difference between acting classes and acting school?
Acting classes: only lasts at least 2 hours each other day (or so on) Acting Schools: just like a school, every day, for at least 7 hours, and weekends off. http://anysongfree.blogspot.com
What is the difference between a balanced and an unblanced force?
A "Balanced" force means that there are other forces (there must be at least one) acting on the same object whose vector sum will add up to be equal & opposite the original force. An "Unbalanced" force means that there may be other forces (there may be no others) acting on the same object, but their vector sum is not equal & opposite to the original force.
How do you write the least decimal with 0368?
I assume that the answer that you want is .0368
Which of these words least characterizes the group of men sitting at the table?
talkative
