THE FORCE

TYPES AND THEIR

EFFECTS
FORCE: is the cause that produces
objects change their motion or
are deformed
TYPES OF FORCE
1. FORCES BY CONTACT
2. FORCES AT A DISTANCE
• Contact forces : Force at a distance :
They occur when Objects do not touch each
objects are touched to other to move or deform.
move or deform.
 ISAAC NEWTON
A long time ago, in the 17TH century an astronomer,
,

mathematician and physicist named Isaac Newton first

described the influence of gravity on an apple that fell
from a certain tree. After many observations and
experiments on this phenomenon, he managed to
formulate the Law of Universal Gravitation .

“The greater the mass of something,

the stronger the attraction will be
exerts gravity towards the center
of our planet"
EFFECTS OF FORCE

1. STRENGTH AND MOTION

2. STRENGTH AND DEFORMATIONS
 1. STRENGTH AND MOTION
• PUT IN MOTION :
An object is stationary, a force is applied to it and it
begins to move.

•MOVE FASTER :
A force is applied to a moving object
that causes it to increase its speed.

•STOP MOTION :
A force is applied to a moving object
and it stops or changes position
 2. STRENGTH AND
DEFORMATIONS
• ELASTIC BEHAVIOR : it deforms when we exert a
force, but it can recover its initial shape.
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40.

• PLASTIC BEHAVIOR :
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It deforms when we apply a force, and

does not return to its shape.
• RIGID BEHAVIOR : it does not
deform when we make one but they
can break.
 VERTICAL

1 .- We apply a force and

when it stops it does not
return to its original
shape
2 .- Force at a distance
of attraction exerted by
the Earth
5 .- Force in which
objects do not touch
each other to move or
deform

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3 .- We apply a force and when it stops it returns to its original shape

4 .- Force at a distance in which two magnets attract or repel each other
6 .- Cause that causes objects to change their movement or deform
7 .- We apply a force that, if it is very large, can break the object
8 .- Force in which objects touch each other to move or deform
9 .- Who discovered that all objects fall towards the ground?