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Scalars and Vectors
Quantities are simply things you can measure, like how long your phone is or how much time you spend on homework. But not all quantities work the same way!
Scalar quantities only have size (magnitude) - think of them as just numbers. Speed, energy, and time are all scalars. When you say "I ran 5 km/h," that's a scalar because you're only giving the size.
Vector quantities have both size AND direction, making them much more detailed. Displacement, velocity, and acceleration are vectors. There's a big difference between distance (scalar) and displacement (vector) - distance is how far you actually travelled, whilst displacement is how far you ended up from your starting point in a straight line.
Quick Tip: Remember vectors with "direction" - both words start with 'D'!
Scale Diagrams
Scale diagrams help you visualise vector problems by drawing forces and displacements to scale. Think of it like creating a mini map of forces!
When drawing displacement vectors, you show both the distance moved and the direction with arrows. The example shows someone moving 2km total distance but only 1km displacement from their starting point.
For force diagrams, you use a scale like 1cm:1N, meaning every centimetre on your drawing represents 1 Newton of force. The arrows point in the direction the force acts, and their length shows the force's strength.
Remember: Scale diagrams turn tricky maths into simple drawings you can actually see and measure!
Forces Between Objects
Forces are simply pushes or pulls that can change an object's shape or motion. Every force is a vector quantity measured in Newtons (N), so direction always matters.
Weight is the force from Earth's gravity pulling everything downwards. Don't confuse weight with mass - weight is a force! It's what makes you feel heavy when you jump.
Normal force is nature's way of stopping you falling through the floor. It's the force that pushes back against contact points, always perpendicular (at 90°) to the surface. When you sit in a chair, the normal force from the chair balances your weight.
Key Point: Gravity causes weight, but normal force stops you sinking through solid objects!
Contact and Non-Contact Forces
Forces split into two main types based on whether objects need to touch. Contact forces need physical touching - like friction when you rub your hands together, air resistance slowing down a cyclist, or tension in a rope.
Non-contact forces work at a distance without touching. Gravitational force (weight), magnetic force, and electrostatic force can all act through empty space. Your phone falls to the ground without anything physically pushing it!
Free body diagrams are brilliant tools that show every force acting on an object using arrows. The example shows a stationary boat with upthrust (upward force from water) perfectly balancing its weight (downward force from gravity).
Study Hack: Draw free body diagrams for everything - they make complex force problems much clearer!
Resultant Force
When multiple forces act on an object, you need to find the resultant force - the single force that has the same effect as all the individual forces combined.
Forces in the same direction simply add together. Two people pushing a car with 20N and 10N in the same direction gives a resultant force of 30N. Forces in opposite directions subtract - if one person pushes with 10N whilst another pulls back with 3N, the resultant is 7N in the pushing direction.
When forces act at angles, you need Pythagoras' theorem to find the resultant. Draw the forces head-to-tail, then use a² + b² = c² to calculate the resultant's magnitude and direction.
Pro Tip: Always draw force diagrams first - they prevent silly calculation mistakes!
Newton's Laws
Newton's first law explains why objects resist changing their motion. If forces are balanced , stationary objects stay still and moving objects keep moving at constant speed in a straight line. Only unbalanced forces cause acceleration.
Newton's second law gives us the famous equation: resultant force = mass × acceleration . This explains why it's harder to accelerate a heavy shopping trolley than an empty one - more mass needs more force for the same acceleration.
This law helps you calculate missing values in force problems. Know any two variables (force, mass, or acceleration) and you can find the third using simple rearrangement.
Exam Tip: F = ma is probably the most important physics equation you'll use - memorise it!
Newton's Third Law
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction - this isn't just a saying, it's physics! When two objects interact, they always exert equal and opposite forces on each other.
The balloon example perfectly shows this: the balloon pushes air out (action force), so the air pushes the balloon in the opposite direction (reaction force). That's why the balloon shoots forward when you let it go.
These action-reaction pairs always act on different objects, which is why they don't cancel each other out. When you walk, you push backwards on the ground, and the ground pushes forwards on you - that forward push moves you along.
Real-world Connection: Rockets work the same way - they push hot gas out the back, so the gas pushes the rocket forward!
Vector Diagrams
Vector diagrams use the "head-to-tail" method to add forces graphically. You draw the first force, then start the second force from the end (head) of the first one.
Using a scale like 1cm:2N, you can draw forces accurately and measure the resultant force directly from your diagram. The example shows a 6N and 2N force combining to give 6.3N using Pythagoras' theorem.
The direction matters too - you measure angles from a reference direction (usually North or East) to specify exactly which way the resultant force points. In this case, it's 73° Northwest.
Drawing Tip: Use graph paper and a protractor for accurate vector diagrams - precision matters in physics!
Resolving Forces
Sometimes you need to work backwards - splitting one force into two perpendicular components. This process is called resolving a force.
Any single force can be broken down into horizontal and vertical components that, when combined, give you back the original force. This technique is incredibly useful for analysing forces on slopes or when forces act at awkward angles.
The diagram shows how a single diagonal force can be represented as separate horizontal and vertical forces. These components make calculations much easier because you can treat each direction independently.
Why It Matters: Resolving forces is essential for understanding motion on ramps, pendulums, and projectiles!
Mass and Weight
Mass and weight are completely different, even though people often confuse them. Mass measures the amount of matter in something (in kg) and stays the same everywhere - your mass is identical on Earth and the Moon.
Weight is a force caused by gravity, measured in Newtons (N). It changes depending on gravitational field strength, which is why you'd weigh less on the Moon but your mass stays the same.
The relationship is: Weight = mass × gravitational field strength . On Earth, g = 10 N/kg, so a 50kg person weighs 500N. On the Moon, g is only 1.6 N/kg, so they'd weigh just 80N!
Memory Trick: Mass is matter, weight is gravity's pull - mass stays constant, weight can change!
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GCSE Triple Physics Paper 2 - Forces Topic P8
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Forces are everywhere around us - from kicking a football to walking up stairs. Understanding how forces work as vectors (with size and direction) versus scalars (just size) is crucial for explaining motion and why objects behave the way they... Show more
Scalars and Vectors
Quantities are simply things you can measure, like how long your phone is or how much time you spend on homework. But not all quantities work the same way!
Scalar quantities only have size (magnitude) - think of them as just numbers. Speed, energy, and time are all scalars. When you say "I ran 5 km/h," that's a scalar because you're only giving the size.
Vector quantities have both size AND direction, making them much more detailed. Displacement, velocity, and acceleration are vectors. There's a big difference between distance (scalar) and displacement (vector) - distance is how far you actually travelled, whilst displacement is how far you ended up from your starting point in a straight line.
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Scale Diagrams
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For force diagrams, you use a scale like 1cm:1N, meaning every centimetre on your drawing represents 1 Newton of force. The arrows point in the direction the force acts, and their length shows the force's strength.
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Forces Between Objects
Forces are simply pushes or pulls that can change an object's shape or motion. Every force is a vector quantity measured in Newtons (N), so direction always matters.
Weight is the force from Earth's gravity pulling everything downwards. Don't confuse weight with mass - weight is a force! It's what makes you feel heavy when you jump.
Normal force is nature's way of stopping you falling through the floor. It's the force that pushes back against contact points, always perpendicular (at 90°) to the surface. When you sit in a chair, the normal force from the chair balances your weight.
Key Point: Gravity causes weight, but normal force stops you sinking through solid objects!
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Contact and Non-Contact Forces
Forces split into two main types based on whether objects need to touch. Contact forces need physical touching - like friction when you rub your hands together, air resistance slowing down a cyclist, or tension in a rope.
Non-contact forces work at a distance without touching. Gravitational force (weight), magnetic force, and electrostatic force can all act through empty space. Your phone falls to the ground without anything physically pushing it!
Free body diagrams are brilliant tools that show every force acting on an object using arrows. The example shows a stationary boat with upthrust (upward force from water) perfectly balancing its weight (downward force from gravity).
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Resultant Force
When multiple forces act on an object, you need to find the resultant force - the single force that has the same effect as all the individual forces combined.
Forces in the same direction simply add together. Two people pushing a car with 20N and 10N in the same direction gives a resultant force of 30N. Forces in opposite directions subtract - if one person pushes with 10N whilst another pulls back with 3N, the resultant is 7N in the pushing direction.
When forces act at angles, you need Pythagoras' theorem to find the resultant. Draw the forces head-to-tail, then use a² + b² = c² to calculate the resultant's magnitude and direction.
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Newton's Laws
Newton's first law explains why objects resist changing their motion. If forces are balanced , stationary objects stay still and moving objects keep moving at constant speed in a straight line. Only unbalanced forces cause acceleration.
Newton's second law gives us the famous equation: resultant force = mass × acceleration . This explains why it's harder to accelerate a heavy shopping trolley than an empty one - more mass needs more force for the same acceleration.
This law helps you calculate missing values in force problems. Know any two variables (force, mass, or acceleration) and you can find the third using simple rearrangement.
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Newton's Third Law
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These action-reaction pairs always act on different objects, which is why they don't cancel each other out. When you walk, you push backwards on the ground, and the ground pushes forwards on you - that forward push moves you along.
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Vector Diagrams
Vector diagrams use the "head-to-tail" method to add forces graphically. You draw the first force, then start the second force from the end (head) of the first one.
Using a scale like 1cm:2N, you can draw forces accurately and measure the resultant force directly from your diagram. The example shows a 6N and 2N force combining to give 6.3N using Pythagoras' theorem.
The direction matters too - you measure angles from a reference direction (usually North or East) to specify exactly which way the resultant force points. In this case, it's 73° Northwest.
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Resolving Forces
Sometimes you need to work backwards - splitting one force into two perpendicular components. This process is called resolving a force.
Any single force can be broken down into horizontal and vertical components that, when combined, give you back the original force. This technique is incredibly useful for analysing forces on slopes or when forces act at awkward angles.
The diagram shows how a single diagonal force can be represented as separate horizontal and vertical forces. These components make calculations much easier because you can treat each direction independently.
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Mass and Weight
Mass and weight are completely different, even though people often confuse them. Mass measures the amount of matter in something (in kg) and stays the same everywhere - your mass is identical on Earth and the Moon.
Weight is a force caused by gravity, measured in Newtons (N). It changes depending on gravitational field strength, which is why you'd weigh less on the Moon but your mass stays the same.
The relationship is: Weight = mass × gravitational field strength . On Earth, g = 10 N/kg, so a 50kg person weighs 500N. On the Moon, g is only 1.6 N/kg, so they'd weigh just 80N!
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