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LINCOLN INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
TEACHER: ROSARIO SNCHEZ
CAMPUS: CHICUREO
UNIT: FORCES AND EARTH SCIENCE

FORCES IN NATURE
Forces
A force
Is an interaction between two or
more objects at the same time.

In this case the person is


exerting a force to try to
push the wall and the
wall is doing the opposite
force.

Which one is bigger?


How do you know that?
How do you meassure forces?
Newton (N): unit

Force equals mass times acceleration.


How are forces represented?
Vectors: arrows
Representation of forces

Strength Orientation Sense


Magnitude of Relationship
the force. Its between the It points where
represented by vector and the force is
the length of the given being exerted
arrow and the reference to.
number of N. lines.

F= 5N F= 5N
F= 5N F= 5N
F= 5N F= 7N
Representation of forces
Exercise F= 13N

F= 6N

F= 13N
F= 2N
F= 5N

F= 2N
F= 7N

F= 6N F= 2N

F= 6N
F= 7N
A force
Can produce that an
object:

Starts moving.
Stops moving.
Changes its speed.
Changes its
direction.
Changes its shape.
Changes in shapes
A force is
Lets build a definition

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