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Motion and force

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An Object Is In Motion If: Its position changes when compared to another object
What is a reference point? A reference point is a place or object used for comparison to determine whether something is in motion
Why is motion relative motion is determined by a reference point that can change
How does force affect motion It can pull or push another object to make it speed up slow down and change direction
How was the force described By its strength and the direction in which it acts
In an image what can the direction and strength of a force to be represented by An arrow
What about an arrow dictates the strength of a force The length
What is the units of strength for a force A Newton after sir Isaac newton
What are two types of forces Noncontact And contact Forces
Example of a contact force Friction
Three examples of a noncontact force Magnetism, electrical, gravity
What is balanced force Balance force is when two forces acting on an object are equal in strength and opposite in direction
What is an unbalanced force Two forces unequal in Strength manipulate an object
What is the net force combination of all unbalanced forces on the object
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