what are the effects of a force acting on an object?
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When force acts on an object, it can perform work by moving the object or create pressure on the object.
Take a look at the equations for work and pressure . In both cases, you see force.
The formula for work is: W = F•x
where:
W is the work, typically in units of Newton meters (N•m)
F is the force
x is the distance over which the force is applied.
The formula for pressure is: p = F/A
where:
p is the pressure
F is the normal force
A is the area of the surface on contact
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Explanation:
The applied force can:
(i) change the state of rest.
(ii) change the motion of an object
(iii) change the direction of motion
(iv) change the speed of a moving object
(v) change the shape of the object temporarily
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