List three things that forces can do to an object. [3]. Change the of the object. Change the of the object. Change the.

Forces Questions - KS3. Q1. (a) Megan's dog is pulling on his lead. Which arrow, A, B, C or D, shows the direction of this force? 1 mark. (b) Megan has to ...

There are two types of forces: contact and non-contact. a. Place one tick in each row to show whether the named force is a contact force or a non- contact force ...

If the train was traveling south, what information is available based on the information provided? a. speed b. velocity c. speed and velocity d. acceleration.

A Moment: is a turning effect of a force. • A spring: usually of coil type that is used to offer resistance to a force tending to.

a) The mass of the skier is 60kg. Calculate the weight of the skier. b) Between points X and Y the forces on the skier are balanced.

FORCES. TOTAL: 20 MARKS (EACH QUESTION IS 2 MARKS ). 1.Calculate the pressure on a man's foot when a woman who weighs 520 N steps on his foot

Q28. Figure 1 shows a golfer using a runway for testing how far a golf ball travels on grass. One end of the runway is placed on the grass surface.

(a) The downward force of the child on the spring is equal to the upward force of the spring on the child. This is an example of which one of Newton's Laws of ...

The answers should be written on the question paper. • Attempt all of the questions 1-7 (question 8 is optional). Calculators and rulers may be used.