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⚙️ Effect of Force on a Body – Physics Form 2 Lesson 📊

Learn about the effects of force on a body in this detailed Physics Form 2 lesson. Understand how forces cause motion, deformation, or rotation, and how to calculate these effects.

💡 Key Topics Covered:

Definition of Force: A push or pull that can change the state of rest or motion of a body

Effects of Force on a Body:

Change in Speed: Force can accelerate or decelerate a body

Change in Direction: Force can alter the motion direction of a moving body

Deformation: Force can stretch, compress, bend, or twist a body

Rotation: Force applied at a pivot causes turning (moment of a force)

Factors Affecting the Effect of Force: Magnitude, point of application, direction, and area of contact

Practical examples: pushing a cart, opening a door, stretching a spring

Tips for solving force-related problems in exams

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Form 2 Physics students

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1️⃣ Definition:

Force: A push or pull that can change a body’s state of rest or motion

2️⃣ Effects of Force:

Effect Description Example
Change in Speed Accelerates or decelerates a body Pushing a moving cart
Change in Direction Alters motion path Steering a bicycle
Deformation Stretches, compresses, bends, twists Stretching a spring
Rotation Produces turning about a pivot Opening a door

3️⃣ Factors Affecting Force Effect:

Magnitude of the force

Point and direction of application

Area over which force is applied

4️⃣ Tips for Exams:

Draw diagrams showing force application

Include units (N for force) in calculations

Relate effects to real-life examples for clarity