Physics Course/Force
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[edit] Force
Force is a term used to describe a quantity that acts on an object to change object's state or to perform a task on the object. Example Force used to push or pull a cart or force used to break a stick
[edit] Force's Characteristics
[edit] Force's Pressure
Force exerts on a cross sectional area of a surface of an object is called Pressure
[edit] Work Done
The ability of a Force to carry out a task on an object is defined Work done on the object . Work done by a force on an object to move object over a distance s is defined as the product of Force and Distance move
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- W = Fs = Fvt = pv

[edit] Energy
The ability of a Force to carry out a task on an object over a period of Time .
[edit] Types of Force
[edit] Motion Force
Motion Force is a force used to set an object in motion . Force to make an object move is calculated by
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- F = ma

For any motion of speed v(t) caused by a force
[edit] Gravitational Force
Attraction's Force of the Earth to attract any object toward the Earth
[edit] ElectroMotive Force
ElectroMotive Force is the electric force that set stationary charge to move in a straight horizontal line
- FE = qE
[edit] ElectroMagnetoMotive Force
ElectroMagnetoMotive Force is the magnetic force that set the moving charge to move in perpendicular to the horizontal direction
[edit] ElectroMagnetic Force
ElectroMagnetic Force is the sum of the Electric Field Force and the Electric force
[edit] Summary
Force is used to to describe a quantity that acts on matter to perform a task
- To cause an object to move or to set an object in motion . Example to push or pull a door
- To cause matter to change its state . Example change Solid to Liquid to Gas
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Pressure Force acting on a surface 
Work Done Force capability to do perform a task on an object 
Energy Work done over time 
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Force Definition Formula Motion Force Force causes an object's motion F = m a =
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Gravitation Force Earth's Force to pull an object toward the earth Fg = m g = 
Friction Force Force one surface exerts on another surface Elastic Force Elastic Force of a Spring F = - k x Electrostatic Force Force of attraction of two stationary Unlike Charge 
ElectroMotive Force Force causing a stationary charge to move in straigh line FE = QE ElectroMagnetoMotive Force Magnetic Force that cause moving charge to move up or down perpendicular to initial direction of travel FB = QvB ElectroMagnetic Force The sum of Electrostatic Force and ElectroMagneto Force FEB = FE + FB = Q(E + vB)










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