What is the force or weight of the object being moved called?

Answer 1

A contact force: a force directly acting on the object by physical means: and field force: a force that affects an object without direct physical means (ex. gravity, magnetism, weak force, strong force). And in order to move an object in a certain direction, you must apply enough force in one direction to overcome other forces acting on the object. This idea is basically net force which shows you the total force and in what direction it occurs. To calculate the force needed in order to move the object, you just add or subtract forces depending on what direction you are trying to make it go.

Ex. An object has a force of 10 newtons east but you want it going west. You mark the forces first: force 1= -10 (since it is in the opposite direction we want), Force 2= X newtons. To find X we need to make an equality creating at least a force greater than 0 since if we just make it 0, then the velocity will just stay the same in the negative direction. So we make the inequality X-10>0. Then we just solve the inequality which would end out to be x>10 which means that we need a force greater than 10 newtons in the west direction.

Answer 2

The force or weight of an object being moved is called the "load." This refers to the weight of the object that is being lifted, carried, or transported. The load is the object to which the force is being applied to move it.

Answer 3

When an external force acts upon an object, it is an applied force. It may be gravity, friction, or a force applied by another object.

Answer 4

it is gravity and usit is gravity and us

Answer 5

The work done (units: Joules - J).

Answer 6

resistance force.

Answer 7

juggernaut

Answer 8

wave

Answer 9

3. What is the force that acts on the load called? *

Answer 10

newtons