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Resultant force

Resultant force : one force replacing the effect of several forces ( the force left over)

1. Zero Resultant force:

* Object remains stationary if it was at rest

Book on a table

weight

Reaction

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Resultant force

Resultant force : one force replacing the effect of several forces ( the force left over)

1. Zero Resultant force:

* Object remains stationary if it was at rest

* Object continues to move at the same speed and in the same direction

Book on a table Moving marble on a smooth table

weight

Reaction

2 m/s

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1. Zero Resultant force:

* Object remains stationary if it was at rest

* Object continues to move at the same speed and in the same direction

Car is going at full throttle and just stays at 70mph

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1. Zero Resultant force:

* Object remains stationary if it was at rest

* Object continues to move at the same speed and in the same direction

DRAG = 60 KN THRUST = ?

Car is going at full throttle and just stays at 70mph

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2. None zero resultant force:

* object will accelerate or decelerate

The plane accelerates at take off..

DRAG = 1 KN THRUST = 10 KN

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2. None zero resultant force:

* object will accelerate or decelerate

The plane accelerates at take off..

...because thrust is larger than drag

DRAG = 1 KN THRUST = 10 KN

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2. None zero resultant force:

* object will accelerate or decelerate

The plane accelerates at take off..

...because thrust is larger than drag

DRAG = 1 KN

When flying at constant speed at constant height thrust is greater than / equals / is less than drag.

THRUST = 10 KN

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RESULTANT or UNBALANCED FORCES

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RESULTANT or UNBALANCED FORCESRESULTANT or UNBALANCED FORCES

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RESULTANT or UNBALANCED FORCESRESULTANT or UNBALANCED FORCES

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RESULTANT or UNBALANCED FORCESRESULTANT or UNBALANCED FORCES

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RESULTANT or UNBALANCED FORCES

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Object at the start

at rest

Resultant force Effect on the speed

moving

zero

zero

?

?

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Object at the start

at rest

Resultant force Effect on the speed

moving

zero

zero

stays at rest

?

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Object at the start

at rest

Resultant force Effect on the speed

moving

zero

zero

stays at rest

Velocity stays the same

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Object at the start

at rest

Resultant force Effect on the speed

moving

moving

moving

zero

zero

Non zero in the same directionas the moving object

Non zero in the opposite direction

as the moving object

stays at rest

Velocity stays the same

?

?

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Object at the start

at rest

Resultant force Effect on the speed

moving

moving

moving

zero

zero

Non zero in the same directionas the moving object

Non zero in the opposite direction

as the moving object

stays at rest

Velocity stays the same

accelerates

?

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Object at the start

at rest

Resultant force Effect on the speed

moving

moving

moving

zero

zero

Non zero in the same directionas the moving object

Non zero in the opposite direction

as the moving object

stays at rest

Velocity stays the same

accelerates

decelerates

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