Question

date: chapter: topic: what is force? lo define force and give examples and non-examples of force. directions: define, describe and give examples and non-examples of force in the graphic organizer. input notes force - a force is a push or a pull. force results when two or more objects interact with each other. when the objects stop interacting, there is no more force. objects do not have to physically touch each other in order for one object to exert force on the other. characteristics of force - all forces have magnitude or strength - all forces have direction (up, down, north, south, etc.) - force is measured in newtons (n) examples of forces: - magnetic force: a force exerted by magnets - electric force: a force exerted by charged particles - friction: a force that opposes motion non-examples of forces: - energy - light - velocity or speed important notes: - when we say an object repels another object, it is exerting a pushing force against the object. - when we say an object attracts another object, it is exerting a pulling force on that object

Explanation:

• Definition: A force is a push or a pull. It results when two or more objects interact. Objects don't need to touch for a force to exist.
• Description: Forces have magnitude (strength), direction, and are measured in Newtons (N).
• Examples: Magnetic force (by magnets), electric force (by charged particles), friction (opposes motion).
• Non - examples: Energy, light, velocity/speed.

Answer:

• Definition: A force is a push or a pull. It results when two or more objects interact. Objects don't need to touch for a force to exist.
• Description: Forces have magnitude (strength), direction, and are measured in Newtons (N).
• Examples: Magnetic force (by magnets), electric force (by charged particles), friction (opposes motion).
• Non - examples: Energy, light, velocity/speed.