Using force arrows
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- Q1Forces (pushes and pulls) cannot be seen. So how do we represent forces in diagrams?Forces are represented using crosses.Forces are represented using arrows.Forces are represented using circles.We do not draw anything to represent forces.30s
- Q2______ arrows are used to represent forces in diagrams.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q3What is needed to draw straight lines of a set length?pencilprotractor and rulerpencil and protractorink pen and rulerpencil and ruler30s
- Q4If a 5 N force was drawn 5 cm long, how would you draw a 10 N force?10 m long10 cm long15 cm long1 cm long5 cm long30s
- Q5What direction do you think arrows used to represent forces should be drawn?pointing in the direction the force actspointing in the opposite direction to the direction the force actspointing downpointing uppointing to the object the force acts on30s
- Q6What direction do gravitational forces act?vertically upwards in a diagramvertically downwards in a diagramtowards the surface of Earthtowards the centre of Earth30s