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KS3 Forces and effect on movement

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What is a force ?   show
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show newtons  
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show friction, upthrust, air resistance  
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name non-contact forces   show
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Define upthrust   show
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Define gravity   show
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what is friction?   show
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show air resistance is the opposite force to movement and air resistance is created by particles!  
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show more particles  
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show gravity  
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show air resistance  
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show air resistance  
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show in water  
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show gravity.  
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show downwards  
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show the weight will be the different because only the mass does not change but when you are in space your weight changes it becomes lighter.  
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Describe and explain what happens to air resistance as you move faster   show
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show it enable them to move through water with the least possible water resistance.  
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show when the parachute opens the air resistance will become much greater which slows the person riding it  
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show As his speed reduces the air resistance will become less and eventually the forces will be the same again.  
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When you jump out of a plane and you open your parachute, describe the forces on you and your speed after a few minutes opening it?   show
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show Weight is the force that pulls you down; mass is the Number of atoms in the body  
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show The weight! The mass measures the number of atoms in a body. That will NOT change on the Moon: you stay the same mass!  
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show Upthrust  
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What can you do to make a car go faster?   show
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show True  
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show Forces are balanced when they are equal in SIZE but opposite in DIRECTION: the forces cancel each other out.  
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When are forces unbalanced?   show
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show The Earth  
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fill in the blank: if the forces on an object are balanced and the object is ............., then it will remain stationary   show
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show direction may change, or the object may slow down, or it may accelerate(go faster)  
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This person is pushing down on the chair with force of 650N. What other force is acting to make it balanced   show
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In a tug of war, when one team is pulling with a force of 100 N to the left and the other 80 N to the right, what is the net force?   show
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A car is moving at a constant speed and the thrust of the engine is 500N forward. How big is the friction?   show
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show because the car is moving FASTER, it means that the forces are UNbalanced. So friction is less than 700N backwards.  
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A car is slowing down (decelerating). Compare the SIZE of thrust of the engine and friction   show
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show Gravity, Push of the floor, Thrust of engine, Air resistance/friction  
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show Gravity is the same size as Push of the floor. Thrust of engine, is the same size as Air resistance/friction  
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What are the 2 forces on a stationary car   show
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show Gravity and Push of the floor are the same SIZE  
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