Student’S finding out outcomes
After finding out this unit, the students will probably be equipped to:
• outline like and in contrast to parallel forces.
• State head to tail rule of vector addition of forces/vectors.
• Describe how a drive is resolved into its perpendicular components.
• investigate the magnitude and course of a force from its perpendicular components.
• define second of force or torque as moment = drive x perpendicular distance from pivot to the line of action of force.
• provide an explanation for the turning outcome of drive by touching on it to every day life.
• State the precept of moments.
• define the centre of mass and centre of gravity of a body.
• define couple as a pair of forces tending to provide rotation.
• prove that the couple has the equal moments about all facets.
• define equilibrium and classify its varieties by quoting examples from day-to-day life.
• State the two stipulations for equilibrium of a body.
• clear up issues on easy balanced techniques when bodies are supported by one pivot only.
• Describe the states of equilibrium and classify them with usual examples.
• explain influence of the role of the centre of mass on the soundness of straightforward objects

 

4.1 LIKE AND UNLIKE PARALLEL FORCES

We usually come throughout objects on which many forces are appearing. In lots of instances, we discover all or some of the forces performing on a physique in the identical direction. For example, many men and women push a bus to start it. Why all of them push it in the identical direction? All these forces are applied in the equal path so these are all parallel to one another. Such forces which can be parallel to one another are called parallel forces.
Figure four.3 shows a bag with apples in it. The load of the bag is as a result of the burden of the entire apples in it. For the reason that the load of every apple in the bag is the force of gravity acting on it vertically downwards, hence, weights of apples are the parallel forces. All these forces are performing in the identical course. Such forces are called like parallel forces.
Like parallel forces are the forces which can be parallel to one another and have the identical direction.
In figure four.Four(a), an apple is suspended via a string. The string is stretched due to weight of the apple. The forces appearing on it are; weight of the apple performing vertically downward and anxiety in the string pulling it vertically upward. The 2 forces are parallel but reverse to each other. These forces are referred to as not like parallel forces. In figure four.4(b), forces F1 and F2 are additionally unlike parallel forces, due to the fact that they are parallel and reverse to one another. But F1 and F2 usually are not appearing along the identical line and therefore they are ready to rotate the physique.
Unlike parallel forces are the forces which can be parallel but have instructional materials reverse to one another.

 

4.2 ADDITION OF FORCES

FOrce is a vector variety. It has each magnitude and course; therefore, forces will not be introduced by using traditional arithmetical ideas. When forces are added, we get a resultant drive.
A resultant force is a single drive that has the equal outcome because the combined outcome of all the forces to be brought.Some of the approaches for the addition of forces is a graphical system. In this procedure forces may also be brought by head to tail rule of vector addition.

4.4 TORQUE OR MOMENT OF A FORCE

RIGID BODY
A body is composed of huge number of small particles. If the distances between all pairs of particles of the physique do not exchange by making use of a drive then it’s referred to as a rigid body. In other phrases, a inflexible body is the one that is just not deformed by means of drive or forces appearing on it.
AXIS OF ROTATION
recollect a rigid body rotating a couple of line. The particles of the physique transfer in circles with their centres all lying on this line. This line is called the axis of rotation of the body.
Forces that produce turning influence are very normal. Turning pencil in a sharpener, turning stopcock of a water tap, turning doorknob etc are one of the crucial examples the place a drive produces turning outcome.

 

 

Course Curriculum

Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec1:Like and Unlike Parallel Forces By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec2:Addition of Forces By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec3:Problem 1 on Vector Addition and Subtraction By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec4:Problem 2 on Vector Addition and Subtraction By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec5:Resolution of Forces By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec6:Problem on Resolution of Forces By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec7:Determination of a Force from its Perpendicular Components By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec8:Axis of Rotation By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec9:Introduction to Torque or Moment of a Force By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec10:problem on Introduction to Torque or Moment of a Force By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec11:Principle of Moment By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4, Lec12:Problem on Principle of Moments By Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec13:Center of Mass by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec14:Center of Gravity by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec15:Center of Gravity of Irregular Shape by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec16:Introduction to Couple by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec17:Introduction to Equilibrium by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec18:Equilibrium of Bodies Under the Action of Coplanar Forces by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec19:Conditions for Equilibrium by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec20:Problem 1 on Conditions for Equilibrium by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec21:States of Equilibrium by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec22:Problem 2 on Conditions for Equilibrium by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec23:Problem 3 on Conditions for Equilibrium by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec24:Problem 4 on Conditions for Equilibrium by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00
Physics Class 9Th, CH4,Lec25:Stability and Position of Center of Mass by Sabaq Foundation FREE 00:00:00

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