a)explain the change in effect of force with area of contact ,with the help of an activity.
b) formulate the result of the above activity with units
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♦ Force and Pressure | NEWTONIAN MECHANICS |
A ) General Activities may include :
• Hammering a nail into a wooden plank
• Using a Syringe
• Caterpillar Tracks
• Ice Skates
Analysis of the Shape of the above few objects gives a particular intrinsic view of the following proportionality :
♦ Pressure ∝ ( Area of contact )⁻¹
◘ The Activity 1 says :
•Try hammering a Nail with its head on a Wooden Plank
• Its obvious that you'll end up in an undesirable situation with a failure while with its Pointed edge at the Plank, its pretty easy
◘ A day-to-day experience of your mom while cutting the veggies with a blunt knife can help you much better to understand the concept :
♦ " Effect of Force on the Object of Contact depends on the Area of Contact " - This " Effect of Force " is defined as Pressure and is given by :
• Pressure = [ Thrust ] [ Area ]⁻¹
b ) When Units are considered, the proportionality :
♦ Pressure ∝ [ Force Applied ]
♦ Pressure ∝ [ Area of Contact ]⁻¹
can very easily be converted into the above Formula which can further be simplified as :
♦ P = F A⁻¹ with units [ Pascal or Pa for Pressure ]
• [ Newton or N for Thrust or the perpendicular acting force ]
• [ Sq. Meter or m² for Area of Contact ]
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Hope this helps
♦ Force and Pressure | NEWTONIAN MECHANICS |
A ) General Activities may include :
• Hammering a nail into a wooden plank
• Using a Syringe
• Caterpillar Tracks
• Ice Skates
Analysis of the Shape of the above few objects gives a particular intrinsic view of the following proportionality :
♦ Pressure ∝ ( Area of contact )⁻¹
◘ The Activity 1 says :
•Try hammering a Nail with its head on a Wooden Plank
• Its obvious that you'll end up in an undesirable situation with a failure while with its Pointed edge at the Plank, its pretty easy
◘ A day-to-day experience of your mom while cutting the veggies with a blunt knife can help you much better to understand the concept :
♦ " Effect of Force on the Object of Contact depends on the Area of Contact " - This " Effect of Force " is defined as Pressure and is given by :
• Pressure = [ Thrust ] [ Area ]⁻¹
b ) When Units are considered, the proportionality :
♦ Pressure ∝ [ Force Applied ]
♦ Pressure ∝ [ Area of Contact ]⁻¹
can very easily be converted into the above Formula which can further be simplified as :
♦ P = F A⁻¹ with units [ Pascal or Pa for Pressure ]
• [ Newton or N for Thrust or the perpendicular acting force ]
• [ Sq. Meter or m² for Area of Contact ]
_____________________________________________________________
Hope this helps
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Force➫ Any interaction that when unopposed will change the motion of an object.
♦ It's SI unit is Newton (N).
♦ It's formula is F = m × a.
♦ It has both magnitude & direction, making it a vector quantity.
♦ It can cause an object with mass to change its velocity to accelerate.
➊❭ Effects 0f Force are:-
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❱ It can make a stationary object move or change its position of rest.
♦Ex:- When you kick a stationary Football it will in motion.
❱ It can change the speed of a moving object.
♦Ex:- When goalkeeper applies force to stop the football.
❱ It can change the direction of motion of a moving object.
♦Ex:- When a batsman hits a ball.
❱ It can change the shape or size of an object.
♦Ex:- When you squeeze a sponge.
❷❭ Types 0f Force are:-
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❲1❳ Contact Force➫ A force that acts only when it is in contact with an object.
♦Ex:- Pushing a car up a hill.
❱ Types 0f Contact Force:-
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❱ Muscular➾ The force which is exerted by the muscle of your body.
♦Ex:- When you lift your School's Bag.
❱ Frictional➾ The force generated by two surfaces that contacts & slide against each other.
♦Ex:- A person sliding down a slide.
❲2❳ Non-Contact Force➫ A force that acts on an object without being in contact with it.
♦Ex:- Leaves falling from a tree.
❱ Types 0f Non-Contact Force:-
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❱ Gravitational➾ A force that attracts any two objects with mass.
♦Ex:- Leaves falling from trees.
❱ Magnetic➾ The force that arises due to the motion of charged particle within the magnetic field.
♦Ex:- Iron pin attracted to magnet.
❱ Electrostatic➾ The attraction or repulsion of particles or objects because of their electric charge.
♦Ex:- When you rub a comb in hair.
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Thanks...✊
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Force➫ Any interaction that when unopposed will change the motion of an object.
♦ It's SI unit is Newton (N).
♦ It's formula is F = m × a.
♦ It has both magnitude & direction, making it a vector quantity.
♦ It can cause an object with mass to change its velocity to accelerate.
➊❭ Effects 0f Force are:-
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬⤵
❱ It can make a stationary object move or change its position of rest.
♦Ex:- When you kick a stationary Football it will in motion.
❱ It can change the speed of a moving object.
♦Ex:- When goalkeeper applies force to stop the football.
❱ It can change the direction of motion of a moving object.
♦Ex:- When a batsman hits a ball.
❱ It can change the shape or size of an object.
♦Ex:- When you squeeze a sponge.
❷❭ Types 0f Force are:-
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬⤵
❲1❳ Contact Force➫ A force that acts only when it is in contact with an object.
♦Ex:- Pushing a car up a hill.
❱ Types 0f Contact Force:-
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬⤵
❱ Muscular➾ The force which is exerted by the muscle of your body.
♦Ex:- When you lift your School's Bag.
❱ Frictional➾ The force generated by two surfaces that contacts & slide against each other.
♦Ex:- A person sliding down a slide.
❲2❳ Non-Contact Force➫ A force that acts on an object without being in contact with it.
♦Ex:- Leaves falling from a tree.
❱ Types 0f Non-Contact Force:-
▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬⤵
❱ Gravitational➾ A force that attracts any two objects with mass.
♦Ex:- Leaves falling from trees.
❱ Magnetic➾ The force that arises due to the motion of charged particle within the magnetic field.
♦Ex:- Iron pin attracted to magnet.
❱ Electrostatic➾ The attraction or repulsion of particles or objects because of their electric charge.
♦Ex:- When you rub a comb in hair.
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Thanks...✊
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