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The document outlines a lesson on net forces and their directions, emphasizing the importance of understanding balanced and unbalanced forces. Students are instructed to work with partners to complete practice problems, determine net forces, and discuss changes in motion. The lesson concludes with instructions for submitting their work and a reminder that answers will be reviewed in the next class.

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_TR Calculating Net Force

The document outlines a lesson on net forces and their directions, emphasizing the importance of understanding balanced and unbalanced forces. Students are instructed to work with partners to complete practice problems, determine net forces, and discuss changes in motion. The lesson concludes with instructions for submitting their work and a reminder that answers will be reviewed in the next class.

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Net Force and Direction

● You will be working with your shoulder


partner.
● Remember you work on the slides IN ORDER,
do not skip around.
● Read each slide to know what to do.
● You will be turning in your student sheet for
READ

Forces ALWAYS come in pairs.

Balanced Forces = no change in motion


Unbalanced Forces = a change in an object's motion

When more than one force acts on an object, the forces


combine to form a net force.

Discuss: If you kick a soccer ball then why does it stop?


Remember, forces always come in pairs
Read

When more than one force acts on an object, the forces


combine to form a net force. The forces may work together
or they may be opposite forces.

When two forces are acting in the same direction on an


object, the net force is equal to the sum of the two forces.
(addition)

When two forces act in opposite directions on an object,


the net force is the difference of the two forces.
(subtraction)
Jedi: Complete the next two practice
problems with your partner. Make sure
you check your answers! If you do not
understand how to do something ask.
(Use your journal to show your math
Example Problem
#1
Put answers in your
journal
5N 5N

**If the forces are unbalanced be sure to include the


direction with the net force**

1. Balanced or Unbalanced?
5
2. What is the net force?
Example Problem #1

5N 5N

**If the forces are unbalanced be sure to include the


Check your direction with the net force**
answers?
Are they 1. Balanced or Unbalanced? Unbalanced
the same? 5
2. What is the net force? 10N to the right
Example Problem #2
Put answers in your
journal

5N 5N

**If the forces are unbalanced be sure to include the


direction with the net force**

1. Balanced or Unbalanced?
5
2. What is the net force?
Example Problem #2

5N 5N

**If the forces are unbalanced be sure to include the


direction with the net force**
Check your
answers? 1. Balanced or Unbalanced? Balanced
Are they
5
the same? 2. What is the net force? 0N
Jedi :
● Now is your time to shine! Go pick up the
recording sheet from the front of the
room.
● You and your partner will go around the
room to each net force problem. Write
your answers on your recording sheet.
● Once you finish, go back to your seat.
5
Jedi: We will go over the
answers tomorrow in class.

Go to the next slide!


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Activity B Part 2
**Jedi Challenge**
Do the next problems
on your own.
Write your answers
on your recording
sheet!
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What is the net force


Are the forces
acting on the object?
shown balanced
or unbalanced?

Is there a change in motion?


If so, what is it?
13
Are the forces
What is the net force
shown balanced
acting on the object?
or unbalanced?

Is there a change in motion?


If so, what is it?
14

Are the forces What is the net force


shown balanced acting on the object?
or unbalanced?

Is there a change in motion?


If so, what is it?
15

What is the net force Are the forces


acting on the object? shown balanced
or unbalanced?

Is there a change in motion?


If so, what is it?
16
What is the net force
Are the forces
acting on the object?
shown balanced
or unbalanced?

Is there a change in motion?


If so, what is it?
17

What is the net force Are the forces


acting on the object? shown balanced
or unbalanced?

Is there a change in motion?


If so, what is it?
1. Turn in your recording sheet to
the sub.
2. Turn this assignment in in GC.
3. We will go over our answers
tomorrow in class.

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