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This document defines and describes the conditions of equilibrium for a body. It defines a force, discusses different types of forces including contact forces and forces acting at a distance. It then defines equilibrium as when two forces acting on a body have the same line of action, opposite directions, and equal magnitudes. An example problem is also included to demonstrate identifying forces and evaluating equilibrium conditions for a specific body.
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Forces by salah sari and doaa mahdawi
- 1. Conditions Of Equilibrium Of A Body Done By : Doaa Al Mahdawi Salah Al Sary
- 2. 惶惠 悒 悋忰 悋惡惠 悒 悋悋悸 惠惶 悋 悽 惡悋 愕 :悋愆惘! 悋愆悧 惺惠ﾙ惠 悒 悋愃惆 忰惆愕悋悵惡 悽悋 惠 悖 惠惘 惘悋愆悸 :悋愆惘! 悸惘惆 悒 惴惘惠 悒 惠悴惺 悖 惆 惡悋 惘忰惠 惡 :悋愆惘! 悋愕 悋忰惘 惠悵惘惠 悒 惡悋惆 悋愕 悋愀惡 悋惆 ! 悋惘惡 :悋愆惘! 惆惘愆 忰惆
- 3. Forces Main Objectives: To define the Force. To characterize the Force. To distinguish between the different types of the Forces. To deduce the conditions of equilibrium of two forces.
- 4. Definition of the Force: A force is a mechanical action that may set a body in motion or modify its motion or modify its shape. Pulling
- 5. Characteristics of Force: Its point of application: is the center of gravity of the body or point of contact. Its line of action: vertical, horizontal or oblique. Its direction: (upward- downward), (to the right, to the left), (upward to the right, downward to the right, upward to the left, downward to the left). Magnitude: Its numerical value in the SI unit Newton (N)
- 6. Measurement of Force: A force is measured using spring balance. Its SI unit is Newton symbolized by N. A force is represented by force vector (convenient scale must be chosen to draw F).
- 7. Types of Force: Forces acting from a distance ex: magnetic force, electric force and gravitational force. Contact force ex: normal, pushing pulling, tension
- 8. Particular Forces: The weight: The weight of a body is force acting from a distance exerted by the earth on the object. It is also called the force of gravity. The characteristics of weight: Its point of application: the center of gravity of the body. Its line of action: vertical. Its direction: downward. Magnitude: W = m g.
- 9. Normal: It is a force exerted by a surface on a body. It is a contact force. To find the characteristics of normal: Its point of application: point of contact. Its line of action: vertical Its direction: upward. Magnitude: ------
- 10. Tension: It is a force exerted by a spring or string on a body. It is a contact force. To find the characteristics of tension: Its point of application: point of contact. Its line of action: vertical Its direction: upward Magnitude: T= k x
- 11. Force of friction: It is a force due to the sliding (motion) of a body. It is a contact force. To find the characteristics of friction: Its point of application: point of contact. Its line of action: along the line of motion. Its direction: opposite to the motion. Magnitude : -----
- 12. Equilibrium of a body:
- 13. Equilibrium of a body: When a body is in equilibrium then the two forces have: Same line of action Opposite direction Same magnitude
- 14. Exercise I: ( S) A box (S) of mass 1kg is suspended to the free end of a spring as shown in the figure. Take g=10N/Kg. Name the forces acting on solid (S). Calculate the weight of (S). Deduce the following characteristics of a force exerted by a spring on (S): a. Line of action . b. Direction . c. Magnitude .
- 15. DONE