Difference between revisions of "Contact and Non-contact Forces"
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*Pushing a door | *Pushing a door | ||
*Pulling a rope | *Pulling a rope | ||
*Friction | *Friction | ||
*Squeezing or squashing an object. | *Squeezing or squashing an object. | ||
| − | + | Only a few forces are '''Non-contact forces''' | |
* Magnetism | * Magnetism | ||
* Weight or Gravity | * Weight or Gravity | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 14 August 2018
Key Stage 2
Meaning
Contact forces are forces that only act when two objects are touching each other. Non-contact forces are forces that can act even if the objects are not touching.
About Contact and Non-contact Forces
Most forces are contact forces.
- Pushing a door
- Pulling a rope
- Friction
- Squeezing or squashing an object.
Only a few forces are Non-contact forces
- Magnetism
- Weight or Gravity