
Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
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Physics
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8th Grade
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Easy
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Silvana Bedini
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Learning Objective:
o We will identify balanced and unbalanced forces.
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Force
o A push or pull on an object.
o Able to change the motion of an object.
o Gravity, friction, and air resistance are three common forces on Earth.
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Fill in the Blanks
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Net Force
o The overall force exerted on an object; measured in Newtons (N).
o If the net force is 0, then a change in motion will not occur.
o If the net force is greater than 0, then a change in motion will occur.
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Multiple Choice
How do we measure force?
Pounds
Meters
Newtons
Feet
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How to calculate net force from a picture or diagram:
o Subtract the forces if the arrows are pointed toward each other or pointed away from each other.
o Add the forces together if the arrows are all pointed the same direction.
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Multiple Choice
Based on this scenario, do we add or subtract to find the net force?
Add
Subtract
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Balanced Forces
o Equal forces that do not cause a change in an object’s motion (Net Force = 0 Newtons).
The net force on an object must be calculated in order to determine if it is balanced or unbalanced.
o Forces are balanced when the net force = 0 Newtons.
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Multiple Choice
o What is this equation? 50 N – 50 N = 0 N
Balanced
Unbalanced
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Multiple Select
Find the Net Force and determine if the force is balanced or unbalanced.
Pick 2 answers
8N
0N
Balanced
Unbalanced
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Balanced Forces
Any object with no motion.
Example: A cell phone resting on the counter.
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Balanced Forces
Any object moving at a constant speed.
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Unbalanced Forces
o Unequal forces that cause a change in an object’s motion.
o Cause a change in speed and/or direction of an object – moves the direction of the greater force.
o Forces are unbalanced when the net force does not equal 0 Newtons.
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Multiple Choice
o What is this equation? 100 N – 50 N = 50 N
Balanced
Unbalanced
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Multiple Select
Find the Net Force and determine if the force is balanced or unbalanced.
Pick 2 answers
9N
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Balanced
Unbalanced
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o Unbalanced Forces
o A football player tackling a quarterback.
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Unbalanced Forces
Any object that is speeding up, slowing down, or changing direction (accelerating).
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