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! Any influence that can cause motion or move an object is called force.
            ! Total force acting on the object is equal to the resultant force.
            ! Force can change the direction, size and shape of the moving object.

            ! Force can be a contact or non-contact force.
            ! Force per unit area exerted vertically on the surface of the object is called pressure.
            ! Pressure is exerted by solids and fluids.



               EXERCISE
               EXERCISE

            1.  Multiple choice questions.
               (a) Force is measured in:

                   (i)  newton              (ii) joules              (iii) pascal              (iv) kelvin
               (b) Magnetic force is an example of :
                   (i)  Contact force                                (ii) Non-contact force

                   (iii) Muscular force                              (iv) Frictional force
               (c) Ball stops by itself on the ground after travelling a little distance because of:
                   (i)  Friction                (ii) Motion          (iii) Sliding force       (iv) Rolling friction

               (d) Pressure applied by solids is inversely proportional to the ______________      that is acted upon.
                   (i)  Volume                  (ii) Density         (iii) Area                (iv) None of these
               (e) The relation between the S.I. unit of force and the weight of 1 kg mass is :

                   (i)  1 kg f = 1 N            (ii) 1 Kg f = N      (iii) 1 kg f = 9.8 N      (iv) 1 N = 9.8 kg f

            2.  Fill in the blanks.
               (a) Force is associated with ______________     and ______________     of the object.

               (b) Force is an example of ______________     force.
               (c) Like charges ______________    .
               (d) Fruit always falls down towards earth due to ______________     .

               (e) Pressure is the ______________   .

            3.  Match the columns.

                   Column A                                              Column B
               (a) Pressure                                           (i)  F = F  + F  + F
                                                                               1   2    3
               (b) Resultant force                                  (ii)  F = Zero

               (c) F  = F  in opposite direction                    (iii)  in all directions
                    1    2
               (d) Liquids exert pressure                           (iv)  Measurement of liquid pressure

               (e) Manometer                                        (v)  Pascal


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