What is the mechanical action effect of force when a soccer ball is kicked?

The ball accelerates in the direction of the kick

Which of the following is an example of force causing a change in motion?

Pushing a shopping cart forward

What happens to an object at rest when a force greater than the object's inertia is applied?

The object will move in the direction of the force

Which statement best describes the relationship between force and motion?

Force causes an object to change its state of motion

Force prevents motion from occurring

Force has no effect on an object's movement

When a car accelerates, which of the following forces is primarily acting on it?

The engine's force pushing the car forward

The gravitational force pulling it backward

The frictional force slowing it down

What effect does friction have on a sliding object?

It slows down the object's motion

It increases the object's speed

What is the effect of a balanced force on an object?

The object remains in its current state of motion

Which of the following effects occurs when a force is applied to a stationary object?

The object begins to move in the direction of the force

The object will float into the air

What happens to an object when force is applied and exceeds its weight?

The object will accelerate upward

Which scenario demonstrates the mechanical action effect of force?

A basketball player jumps to shoot the ball

A tree standing tall in the wind

What is the mechanical action effect of applying a force to an object?

It can cause the object to move, change shape, or change direction.

It will automatically reduce the object's temperature.

It can only make the object heavier.

It will always cause the object to remain stationary.

What happens to the shape of a rubber band when a force is applied to stretch it?

It elongates and becomes thinner.

It becomes shorter and thicker.

When you pull a toy car, what effect does the applied force have on the car?

The car starts to move in the direction of the force.

The car remains stationary regardless of the force applied.

The car stops moving immediately.

Which of the following best describes the effect of friction on a moving object?

Friction opposes the motion and can slow down or stop the object.

Friction changes the direction of the object's movement without slowing it.

Friction makes the object move faster.

Friction has no effect on the object's motion.

What happens to an object when a net force is applied to it?

It will accelerate in the direction of the net force.

charactersitics of force

Magnitude and point of application

Mechanical action Effect of force

Mechanical action and force and their effect + charactersitic of force

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