S K Aggarwal and V K Sally Solutions for Chapter: Force and Pressure, Exercise 3: EXERCISES
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When a body falls freely, it is acted upon by the force of gravity.

A boatman exerts a force of the push, in rowing a boat.

Match the statements in Column A and Column B.
S.No | Column A | S.No | Column B |
1. | A force which does not need a connector. | (a) | pascal |
2. | Force required to raise mass, vertically upward against gravity. |
(b) | Push |
3. | A force which cannot be applied through a non- rigid connector. |
(c) | Fluid |
4. | SI unit of pressure. | (d) | |
5. | Approximate pressure exerted by air. | (e) | Non-contact force |
6. | Common name for liquids and gases. | (f) | newton |

Give two examples from everyday life for the force of push and its effects.

Give two examples from everyday life for the force of pull and its effects.

In the following statements identify the agent exerting force and the object on which the force acts. State the effect of the force in each case.
Taking out shaving cream from a shaving cream tube.

In the following statements identify the agent exerting force and the object on which the force acts. State the effect of force in each case.
A person holding a briefcase in his hand.

In the following statements identify the agent exerting force and the object on which the force acts. State the effect of force in each case.
An athlete making a long jump.
