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    Force is either a push or a pull that results from the interaction between two objects. There are two types of force - contact force which requires physical contact between objects and non-contact force which acts over a distance. Force is typically illustrated using an arrow, with the direction of the arrow indicating the direction of the force.

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    Force is either a push or a pull that results from the interaction between two objects. There are two types of force - contact force which requires physical contact between objects and non-contact force which acts over a distance. Force is typically illustrated using an arrow, with the direction of the arrow indicating the direction of the force.

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    Force is either a push or a pull that results from the interaction between two objects. There are two types of force - contact force which requires physical contact between objects and non-contact force which acts over a distance. Force is typically illustrated using an arrow, with the direction of the arrow indicating the direction of the force.

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    FORCE

    MAYPA JIA
    FORCE
    What is force?

    Force is simply push and pull

    The result of force


    Results interaction of an object with an
    object

    Type of force

    Contact force and non-contact force


    What is the illustration of
    force?
    • Arrow is the illustration of force

    What shows the direction of


    force?
    • Arrows also shows the direction of
    force

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