what is the difference between thrust and force
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A force is a push or pull upon an object resulting from its interaction with another object. Ex - (1) Closing or opening of a drawer.
(2) Pulling a bucket from a well.
When we apply force in a direction perpendicular to a given surface area, we call it as thrust.
The thrust, acting, on a unit area of a surface, is called pressure.
Pressure = Thrust/Contact Area.
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(2) Pulling a bucket from a well.
When we apply force in a direction perpendicular to a given surface area, we call it as thrust.
The thrust, acting, on a unit area of a surface, is called pressure.
Pressure = Thrust/Contact Area.
Hope it helps you.
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Tanisha
AkarshRaj1:
will you give a example of thrust
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good then please give
what happens
The Doctor thrust the needle into patient's arm.
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An airplane makes forward thrust when air is pushed in the direction opposite to flight.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THRUST AND FORCE : -
Thrust is a kind of force: it's a push, usually created through the use of engines.
There are many different kinds of forces, which can either be a push or a pull.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THRUST AND FORCE : -
Thrust is a kind of force: it's a push, usually created through the use of engines.
There are many different kinds of forces, which can either be a push or a pull.
HOPE IT HELPS
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