Types of Forces

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Great video, but what happened to talking about magnetic and electrostatic forces?

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We have an entire unit devoted to them.

[@chrisbruce9497]

Well done! I love how you made clear that the term "Applied Force" varies from teacher to teacher. For my own students I don't use the term at all -- a push with your hand on an object is.a "Normal Force", a pull with a rope is a "Tension Force", the force pushing a rocket forward is called a "Thrust Force". Thank you for making clear that the term "Applied Force" is used differently by different people.

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Its one of those terms I started using ~33 years ago before I knew any better. I've sin e come to realize the names we give to forces may be way over-rated.

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What force is a balon floating upwards

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Buoyant force... Not discussed

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