Saturday, September 13, 2014

flipped notes 2 force and motion

Class: 9   Month: June                                      Flipped Notes Number: 09/Sci/09/02

Subject: Science                                                  Chapter: 09 – force and laws of motion


Name: ____________________________________________


1.              Fill in the blanks:

a    Magnitude of two forces can be compared by measuring the __________________

produced by them.

b    The acceleration produced in a body of given mass is ________________________

to the ____________________ applied on it.

c    The force needed to produce a given __________________ is ____________________

_________________ to the ____________________ of the body.

d    If a _________ acting on a body of mass _________ produces an ________________

of _________________ in it, the force is said to be _____________________________

e    If two bodies of different masses are moving with the ________________ velocity, the force needed to stop the _________________ body will be _____________

f     If two bodies of same masses are moving with _____________________ velocities, the force needed to stop the ___________moving body will be _____________ than the ______________ one.

g    Force needed to stop a moving body depends on its __________ and ___________

h    The rate of change of ________________of a body is ________________________ to the ________________ applied on it and the change in ___________________ is in the direction in which the ____________________ is applied.

i     When a _________________ is applied on a moving body its ___________________

changes. Due to change in its _______________________, its ___________________

will also change.




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Class: 9   Month: June
Flipped Notes Number: 09/Sci/09/02
Subject: Science
Chapter: 09 – force and laws of motion









2.
Match the columns:









Column I

Column II


Momentum of a body

Produces an




acceleration of 1 m/s2




in a body of mass 1




kg







S. I. unit of force

Mass x acceleration







Force

Kg m/s







1 N force

m (v-u)/t







S.I. unit of

Newton (N)


momentum




Rate of change of

Mass x velocity


momentum






































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