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Quiz on force basics.

by Varun Kumar S
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What is force?

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Give any two examples of force?

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Define contact force?

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Give any two examples of non-contact force?

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How many types of force is there?

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Which force acts when you push a door to open it?

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Which of these is a non-contact force?

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Which statement best defines non-contact force?

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Which is NOT a force example?

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Which scenario shows a contact force?

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A force is any push or pull that can change motion.

Examples involve pushing or pulling actions that cause motion changes.

Contact forces require physical contact between objects.

Non-contact forces act without touching the other object.

Forces are commonly classified as contact or non-contact.

Pushing the door involves touch, hence a contact force.

Gravity acts at a distance without touching objects.

Non-contact forces operate without contact.

If there is no interaction, it is not a force.

Pushing the cart involves contact between hands and cart.

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