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    Wind can push objects by moving or knocking them over through air pressure changes. Water displaces around objects, creating an upward buoyant force equal to the weight lost in water. Gravity accelerates falling objects towards the ground at an increasing rate, while magnetism can oppose gravity through magnetic field pressures, allowing objects to float.

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    Wind can push objects by moving or knocking them over through air pressure changes. Water displaces around objects, creating an upward buoyant force equal to the weight lost in water. Gravity accelerates falling objects towards the ground at an increasing rate, while magnetism can oppose gravity through magnetic field pressures, allowing objects to float.

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    Wind can push objects by moving or knocking them over through air pressure changes. Water displaces around objects, creating an upward buoyant force equal to the weight lost in water. Gravity accelerates falling objects towards the ground at an increasing rate, while magnetism can oppose gravity through magnetic field pressures, allowing objects to float.

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    Name: Debelyn S.

    Cascayo Course, Year & Section: BEED 3-A

    Learning Task 4:
    Mind map: Describe how different forces can make objects move.

    WIND WATER

    The wind’s force can push objects The weight of the water displaced by an
    by moving or knocking them over. object in water equals the upward
    Winds blowing over around objects force, or buoyant force, that acts on it.
    can generate pressure changes that Any object in water has some buoyant
    cause the object to move. force pushing up against gravity,
    resulting in some weight loss.

    Forces that make


    objects move

    GRAVITY
    MAGNETISM
    Gravity causes items to accelerate as
    they descend to the ground. Gravity Magnetic fields exert pressures on
    forces an object to fall toward the an object that are sufficient to
    ground at a quicker and faster rate oppose gravity’s weight, allowing
    as it falls. the object to float off the ground.

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