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Unit 5: Turning Effect of Forces

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Last lesson

Last lesson. Know what the turning effect of a force is Know that the moment of a force depends on force and the distance from the pivot Know the principal of moments. What happens when you try to open a door with one finger?. Where do you push?. Hi, my name is Mr Stick. hinges.

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Turning Effect of Forces

Turning Effect of Forces. MOMENTS. What is moments?. A force can cause many things to move or stop. When a force causes an object to turn, this turning effect is called moments. Example: A person sitting on a see-saw. Types Of Moments. There are 2 types moments: Clockwise moment

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Do now!

Do now!. Can you write down on the piece of paper 3 things you learnt last lesson (there is a clue in the picture!)?. WITHOUT looking in your books!. Do now!. Can you answer the 5 questions on the piece of paper please?. WITHOUT looking in your books!. Last lesson.

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TURNING EFFECT OF FORCES

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EDEXCEL IGCSE PHYSICS 1-5 The Turning Effect of Forces

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EDEXCEL IGCSE PHYSICS 1-5 The Turning Effect of Forces

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EDEXCEL IGCSE / CERTIFICATE IN PHYSICS 1-5 The Turning Effect of Forces

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Forces

Forces. Force causes acceleration Force is measured in Newtons (N) There are several different types of forces that can be applied to bodies and structures. Static Forces. Static forces do not usually cause motion Consider a tall building The weight of the material

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Forces

Forces. Force causes acceleration Force is measured in Newtons (N) There are several different types of forces that can be applied to bodies and structures. Static Forces. Static forces do not usually cause motion Consider a tall building The weight of the material

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MOMENTS

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Experiment -Testing the principle of moments

Experiment -Testing the principle of moments. 1. Balance the ruler carefully at its midpoint. If necessary, you can add a blob of plasticine to one side until the ruler balances. 2. Then add weights as shown. Move one of the weights until the ruler balances.

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Experiment -Testing the principle of moments

Experiment -Testing the principle of moments. 1. Balance the ruler carefully at its midpoint. If necessary, you can add a blob of plasticine to one side until the ruler balances. 2. Then add weights as shown. Move one of the weights until the ruler balances.

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