
Balanced and Unbalanced
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Amanda Everett
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Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
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Balanced Force
What is a balanced force?
Balanced forces occur when the sum of all forces acting on an object is zero. The forces are equal in magnitude(size; how much of a quantity) but act in opposite directions, canceling each other out. When balanced forces act on an object, the object will either remain stationary or move at a constant speed.
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Unbalance Forces
Unbalanced forces are forces that act on an object and are not equal in magnitude or direction, or both. The net force of unbalanced forces is not equal to zero, which causes the object to change its state of motion, accelerate, or move in a different direction. For example, if you push a book on a table, the book will move forward because of the unbalanced force.
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Categorize
Book sitting on a desk
Tug of war and Team A wins.
Child pushing a swing
Book sliding off a desk
A dog pulling on a dog toy with you and it’s a tie.
A hammer coming down on a nail
Car accelerating on a slippery road
Box falling off a shelf
Two people pushing a heavy box together
A person standing still on the ground
A seesaw with equal weight on both sides
A ball rolling at a constant speed on a flat surface
A kite flying steadily in the sky
Organize these options into the right categories
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When two or more forces act on an object, the forces combine together and the resulting force is called the NET FORCE.
80 N
Balanced Forces: are equal and opposite. The net force is zero.
80 N
Unbalanced Forces are unequal or in different directions. The net force is not zero.
80 N 40N
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When forces are balanced and opposite the net force is 0.
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When forces are unbalanced and working in the opposite direction, you find the DIFFERENCE. What is the net force? Which way will the object move?
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Multiple Choice
What is the net force? What direction will the object move?
The net force is 70 N. The object will move left.
The net force is 50 N. The object will move right.
The net force is 50 N, and it will move left.
The net force is 70 N, and it will move right.
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Multiple Choice
What is the net force? Which way will the object move?
The net force is 6 N. The object will move left.
The net force is 6 N. The object will not move.
The net force is 0. The object will not move.
The net force is 0. The object will move to the left.
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