Physics, asked by kaurloveleen, 1 year ago

1. is it possible that a force changes only the direction of motion without changing the speed of object. explain with the help of example.

2. A blacksmith hammers a hot piece of iron while making a tool. how does the force due to hammering affect the piece of iron?

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Answered by Anonymous
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1) a body rotating, it  is constantly changing its direction due to the outward and inward force. But still the speed is constant. we can take the example of earth or any other planets. it is moving continuously in a elliptical path. The forces are changing its direction. But the speed is not changed. Even the fan on the ceiling  it keeps on rotating changing its direction bt the speed is constant unless we change it. 
2) when the substances are hot they can easily be adjusted to a different shape. When the substances are heated their molecules get energy and this will make them to change their state from their equilibrium. in this condition, when we apply a force , the molecules will alter their shape according to the force. 
when we hammer the hot piece of iron , actually we are applying a force over the iron. This force will change the molecules in the direction of the force applied. Thus we can adjust the shape of iron

kvnmurty: the molecules do not move in the direction of the force, when hammered... they move perpendicularly along horizontal direction when hammered in vertical direction.... This is due to lateral deformation..
Anonymous: Actually the molecules move in the direction of force only..right...bt when hammered means..bt here...the iron rod is placed between the hammer and the other hard metal on the other side...the force due to hammering will make the molecules to flow in the direction of the force applied....bt this will be hindered by the rod on other side....so only way for the molecules to move is sideways...
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