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Balanced Unbalanced Forces Notes PDF

This document discusses key concepts around forces including balanced and unbalanced forces. It defines what a force is and notes they have magnitude and direction. Friction is defined and factors that influence it are identified. Balanced forces result in no change in motion, while unbalanced forces can cause objects to change their speed or direction of motion. Examples are provided to illustrate balanced and unbalanced forces. The document also covers concepts of inertia, mass, and the relationship between friction and the Law of Inertia.

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Balanced Unbalanced Forces Notes PDF

This document discusses key concepts around forces including balanced and unbalanced forces. It defines what a force is and notes they have magnitude and direction. Friction is defined and factors that influence it are identified. Balanced forces result in no change in motion, while unbalanced forces can cause objects to change their speed or direction of motion. Examples are provided to illustrate balanced and unbalanced forces. The document also covers concepts of inertia, mass, and the relationship between friction and the Law of Inertia.

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Shiella Mae Baltazar Bulauitan
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Balanced & Unbalanced Forces Notes Name ______________________ Date ________

1. What is a force?

2. Forces have ________________________ and are expressed in ________________.

3. What is friction?

4. Why does friction occur?

5. Friction depends on what two factors?

6. Identify surfaces that have more friction.

7. Identify surfaces that have less friction.

8. Identify examples of friction being helpful.

9. Identify examples of friction being harmful.

10. Why is air resistance considered a form of friction?

11. What factors influence air resistance?

12. What is gravity?

13. How does the Earth’s gravity influence the movement of objects?

14. When two forces acting on an object are ______________________________________,


we say the forces are __________________.

14. Balanced forces ________________________________________________________.

15. If forces are unbalanced, objects can ________________________________________________

16. The diagram to the right illustrates _______________ forces.

17. Draw arrows and identify the balanced forces in the two illustrations below.
Balanced & Unbalanced Forces Notes Name ______________________ Date ________

18. The diagram to the right illustrates ________________ forces.

19. ____________________________ cause a change in motion by changing the object’s


__________________________.

20. Draw arrows and identify the unbalanced forces in the illustrations below.

21. Identify which arm wrestler will win and which direction
will the arms move. Why?

22. In which direction will the rope move? Why?

23. Look at the diagram to the right. Both women are wearing ice
skates on an ice rink. If both women push off from one another, which
woman will most likely move the furthest? Why?
Balanced & Unbalanced Forces Notes Name ______________________ Date ________

24. What is inertia?

25. An object at rest will ________________________________________________________.

26. An object in motion will ______________________________________________________.

27. Mass is a measure of _________________________.

28. An object that has a small mass has ___________________________________________.

29. Changing the motion of an object that has a small mass is _____________ than changing the
motion of an object that has a _______________________.

30. Which would require more force to move a bowling ball or a tennis ball? Why?

31. Explain the relationship between friction and the Law of Inertia.

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