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Chapter4-Newtons Laws of Motion-Part1

1) The document discusses the most common forces according to Newton's laws of motion, including weight, reaction of supports, friction, tension, and traction force. 2) It provides information on the magnitude and direction of each force, with weight directed towards the center of the Earth, reaction of supports perpendicular to the contact surface, friction parallel to contact surfaces opposing motion, tension along connecting wires or chords, and traction force producing motion of cars or vehicles. 3) The document appears to be slides from a lesson on Newton's laws of motion and the forces of weight, friction, tension, and traction.

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Chapter4-Newtons Laws of Motion-Part1

1) The document discusses the most common forces according to Newton's laws of motion, including weight, reaction of supports, friction, tension, and traction force. 2) It provides information on the magnitude and direction of each force, with weight directed towards the center of the Earth, reaction of supports perpendicular to the contact surface, friction parallel to contact surfaces opposing motion, tension along connecting wires or chords, and traction force producing motion of cars or vehicles. 3) The document appears to be slides from a lesson on Newton's laws of motion and the forces of weight, friction, tension, and traction.

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Chap 4:

Chap1: application, Newton’s laws of motion Newton’s laws of motion


Booklet page 24- Textbook page 82

I- Introduction: The most common forces


  The weight: Audio
Magnitude: explanation

This force is directed towards the center of


the earth perpendicularly to the horizontal

  The reaction of supports:


Magnitude:
This force is directed perpendicularly to
the contact surface

slide 1
Chap 4:
I- Introduction: The most common forces Newton’s laws of motion

  The friction: Audio


Magnitude: explanation
This force is directed parallel to the contact
surfaces and opposing the tendency of
motion

  The Tension:
Magnitude:
This force is directed along the connecting
wires or chords

  The Traction force:


Magnitude:
This force is produced by engines and produces
the motion of cars or vehicles
( called also Engine force or motor force )

slide 2

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