Field Forces

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Field Forces: Overview

This topic covers concepts such as Field Forces, Normal Reaction Force, Tension in Strings, Equilibrium of Forces, Muscular Forces, Friction Force, Non-contact Forces, Magnetic Forces, Magnets, Poles of Magnet, Electrostatic Force, etc.

Important Questions on Field Forces

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A man weighing 60 kg is in a lift moving down with an acceleration of 1.8 m s-2. The force exerted by the floor on him is

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What are field forces explain?

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A man weighing 60 kg is in a lift moving down with an acceleration of 1.8 m s-2. The force exerted by the floor on him is

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Which surface offers more friction?

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Smooth surface offers more resistance than the rough surface.

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How does irregularities of surface effects friction?

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The force of friction is greater in rough surface than the smooth surface.

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Friction is caused by the irregularities of two surfaces in contact.

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Gravitational force is an example for field force.

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Define electric field force. Write any two properties of it.

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A magnetic field force occurs only with the physical contact between two objects.

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Field force acts even when the bodies are not in contact.

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What are the properties of gravitational field force?

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Name the British scientist who proposed the concept of magnetic field lines.

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Select the correct statement.

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Name the force exerted by animals and humans by their muscle strength.

Choose from the following (muscular force/ frictional force).

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Unscramble the following to make a meaningful word:
AMENGCIT.   

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Take a look at the planet models shown in the picture. Which planet will have a greater gravitational force- Earth or Mars?

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Which of the following games need strong muscular force?

 

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A few iron pins are kept on a plastic plate. What will happen if a horse-shoe magnet is also kept on the same plastic plate?