The video script covers the topic of force and pressure in a one-shot session for Class 8 Science. It explains the concepts of force, pressure, types of forces, and atmospheric pressure. The script also encourages viewers to subscribe for more educational content and offers a gift for early subscribers. Key moments 00:00 The video focuses on force and pressure, highlighting their significance in everyday life. It also promotes an upcoming exam, offering scholarship chances and cash rewards for participants. 06:10 Force is the interaction between objects, leading to changes in speed, direction, or shape. Contact force, like muscular force, requires physical touch for application. 12:10 Contact forces require physical touch between objects, while non-contact forces like gravitational, electrostatic, and magnetic forces act without direct contact. Net force is the sum of all forces acting on an object. 18:12 Forces in the same direction add up, while opposite forces subtract. Balanced forces have a net force of zero, unbalanced forces have a non-zero net force. 24:17 Pressure is influenced by force and area, affecting objects differently. Nails, knives, heels, elephants, and bubbles demonstrate how pressure varies based on surface area and force applied. 30:19 Pressure by liquids and gases changes with depth, affecting bubble size. Atmospheric pressure is the weight of air column over Earth's surface. 36:39 Atmospheric pressure decreases as altitude increases, impacting activities like drinking through a straw and using suction cups. 42:26 Viewers are urged to submit doubts for a doubt session through a form link. Subscribers can receive gifts and access a free session using a provided code. 42:26 Encouraging viewers to submit doubts for a doubt session by filling out a form link provided in the description. 43:02 Subscribers are offered gifts and access to a free session using a code provided in the description. your welcome :)
00:06 Force and Pressure is a key topic covered comprehensively in one shot session. 02:19 Registration for NASA Venasa trip opportunity 06:38 Force is the interaction of objects. 09:05 Force can cause a body to change speed, direction, or shape. 13:34 Gravitational force and electrostatic force in Class 8 Science 15:27 Magnetic force is a non-contact force. 19:27 Forces in the same direction add up, while forces in opposing directions subtract from each other. 21:16 Force can be balanced or unbalanced 25:10 Pressure depends on force and area of contact 26:58 Pressure in solids and liquids explained 30:46 Pressure exerted by liquids decreases as bubbles rise 32:54 Pressure exerted by gases and its impact on balloons 36:46 Understanding pressure variations based on depth and altitude 38:38 Sucking the air reduces pressure inside the straw 42:33 How to get a gift as a subscriber and a free session offer 44:18 Encourage engagement and sharing of knowledge
Force and Pressure Thrust ❖ The force that acts on a surface in a direction perpendicular to it, is known as thrust. Pressure ❖ Thrust per unit area is called pressure. So, pressure = force/area on which it acts. ❖ Liquids exert pressure on the walls of the container in which they are kept. ❖ Gases exert pressure in all directions. Electrostatic Force ❖ A force exerted by a charged body on another charged or uncharged body is known as electrostatic force. ❖ Atmospheric pressure is defined as the pressure exerted on a surface by the weight of air above that surface. Atmospheric Pressure ❖ The pressure exerted by atmospheric air around us is known as atmospheric pressure. Contact Force ❖ A force that can be applied only when it is in contact with an object is called a contact force. For example, hammering a nail. Electrostatic Force ❖ When a charged body, either having a (+) or (-) charge, exerts force on another charged or uncharged body, that force is known as electrostatic force. Force ❖ Simply a push or pull exerted by an object on another is a force. Friction ❖ The force of friction always acts on all the moving objects and its direction is always opposite to the direction of motion. Gravitational Force ❖ The force exerted by the earth to pull the objects towards itself is called the force of gravity. Gravity ❖ Every object in the universe, whether small or large, exerts a force on every other object. This force is called the force of gravity or just gravity. Magnetic Force ❖ The force exerted by a magnet to pull/push a metallic object is called magnetic force. Muscular Force ❖ The force resulting due to the action of muscles is known as muscular force. For example, writing, cutting vegetables. Non-Contact Forces ❖ A force that can be applied without any contact between two objects is called non-contact force. For example, the magnet pulls the iron-pieces. Pressure ❖ The force acting on per unit area, applied to an object in the direction perpendicular to the surface is called pressure.
It was really good explanation. Thank you sir. I always can't understand the force and friction . When I see this vedio all my doubts was clearly. You are amazing sir 😍
Homework question Answer is option D because as the depth decreases preasure increases The Pb is equal to Pc because they are at the same depth so the right answer is Pa
sir, I have a doubt if we suck out or manage to take all air particles of a small paper box like matchstick box, inflates, if we do the same thing with a big room whose walls are made up of bricks, then what will happen, will it inflate of the shape remains the same? because the force the pressure is still applying on it from outside but not rom inside, and if it is so simple to destroy houses or buildings to use that land to build more of them, why don't we use this way instead of all jcb's and heavy heavy machines?
No it won't inflate because a room made up of bricks have tiny pore from which air can pass 😅 (its my theory i cant give the currect ans because i am also a student)
It was really good explanation.thank you sir.i always can't understand the force and friction.when i see this video all my doubts was clear.your are amazing sir🦋
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The unit idea is only when the name of the unit is named after a scientist then first letter will be small and the symbol will be capital Eg ampere (A)
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Try to understand 😅 Who's are saying "watching before exam" the actual person who has their exam tomorrow thinks that they do not understand my pain because this is my exam not him and the person who has exam was worry a lot Can you relate with me😂
Thank you sir you are a brilliant teacher tomorrow is my exam and I was very tenced about this chapter because I have a lot of doubts . And I am a davian and I was not geeting any best vedio . I suddenly I thought to try with bijus actually dav is cbse . And with this vedio I clear my all doubts Thank you ❤❤❤
Thank you byjus for these type of videos. When I’m absent I’m unable to understand the topics taught after that so I take help from these videos. Sir the bestest
Thanks sir for this one shot series Best teaching compared to all teacher I had buy physic wallah course but he was worth of money And I am also applied Anthe 2022 I am Atharv Srivastava Class 8th
Sir, answer for the question at 29:19 min in video is that : When , area is more pressure is less and when area is less pressure is more so, cauze of the the girl is exerting greater pressure than the elephant, If this wal helpful for any one,like and comment
@ tutor, Sometimes you are talking in english and sometimes you are talking in hindi... If a child doesn't know hindi, how can he/she understand the chapter clearly. PLEASE talk in english.
The answer is option D as the pressure increases by depth and pc and pb are at the same point in the depth, whereas pa is at the top, the pressure is comparatively less...btw amazing and helpful vids!!
No answer is (a) because b and c are at same depth and therefore exerts same pressure. While a is very up and therefore exerts a little pressure therefore pa
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The video script covers the topic of force and pressure in a one-shot session for Class 8 Science. It explains the concepts of force, pressure, types of forces, and atmospheric pressure. The script also encourages viewers to subscribe for more educational content and offers a gift for early subscribers.
Key moments
00:00
The video focuses on force and pressure, highlighting their significance in everyday life. It also promotes an upcoming exam, offering scholarship chances and cash rewards for participants.
06:10
Force is the interaction between objects, leading to changes in speed, direction, or shape. Contact force, like muscular force, requires physical touch for application.
12:10
Contact forces require physical touch between objects, while non-contact forces like gravitational, electrostatic, and magnetic forces act without direct contact. Net force is the sum of all forces acting on an object.
18:12
Forces in the same direction add up, while opposite forces subtract. Balanced forces have a net force of zero, unbalanced forces have a non-zero net force.
24:17
Pressure is influenced by force and area, affecting objects differently. Nails, knives, heels, elephants, and bubbles demonstrate how pressure varies based on surface area and force applied.
30:19
Pressure by liquids and gases changes with depth, affecting bubble size. Atmospheric pressure is the weight of air column over Earth's surface.
36:39
Atmospheric pressure decreases as altitude increases, impacting activities like drinking through a straw and using suction cups.
42:26
Viewers are urged to submit doubts for a doubt session through a form link. Subscribers can receive gifts and access a free session using a provided code.
42:26
Encouraging viewers to submit doubts for a doubt session by filling out a form link provided in the description.
43:02
Subscribers are offered gifts and access to a free session using a code provided in the description.
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00:06 Force and Pressure is a key topic covered comprehensively in one shot session.
02:19 Registration for NASA Venasa trip opportunity
06:38 Force is the interaction of objects.
09:05 Force can cause a body to change speed, direction, or shape.
13:34 Gravitational force and electrostatic force in Class 8 Science
15:27 Magnetic force is a non-contact force.
19:27 Forces in the same direction add up, while forces in opposing directions subtract from each other.
21:16 Force can be balanced or unbalanced
25:10 Pressure depends on force and area of contact
26:58 Pressure in solids and liquids explained
30:46 Pressure exerted by liquids decreases as bubbles rise
32:54 Pressure exerted by gases and its impact on balloons
36:46 Understanding pressure variations based on depth and altitude
38:38 Sucking the air reduces pressure inside the straw
42:33 How to get a gift as a subscriber and a free session offer
44:18 Encourage engagement and sharing of knowledge
Force and Pressure
Thrust
❖ The force that acts on a surface in a direction perpendicular to it, is known as thrust.
Pressure
❖ Thrust per unit area is called pressure. So, pressure = force/area on which it acts.
❖ Liquids exert pressure on the walls of the container in which they are kept.
❖ Gases exert pressure in all directions.
Electrostatic Force
❖ A force exerted by a charged body on another charged or uncharged body is known as electrostatic force.
❖ Atmospheric pressure is defined as the pressure exerted on a surface by the weight of air above that surface.
Atmospheric Pressure
❖ The pressure exerted by atmospheric air around us is known as atmospheric pressure.
Contact Force
❖ A force that can be applied only when it is in contact with an object is called a contact force. For example,
hammering a nail.
Electrostatic Force
❖ When a charged body, either having a (+) or (-) charge, exerts force on another charged or uncharged body, that
force is known as electrostatic force.
Force
❖ Simply a push or pull exerted by an object on another is a force.
Friction
❖ The force of friction always acts on all the moving objects and its direction is always opposite to the direction of
motion.
Gravitational Force
❖ The force exerted by the earth to pull the objects towards itself is called the force of gravity.
Gravity
❖ Every object in the universe, whether small or large, exerts a force on every other object. This force is called the
force of gravity or just gravity.
Magnetic Force
❖ The force exerted by a magnet to pull/push a metallic object is called magnetic force.
Muscular Force
❖ The force resulting due to the action of muscles is known as muscular force. For example, writing, cutting
vegetables.
Non-Contact Forces
❖ A force that can be applied without any contact between two objects is called non-contact force. For example,
the magnet pulls the iron-pieces.
Pressure
❖ The force acting on per unit area, applied to an object in the direction perpendicular to the surface is called
pressure.
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D is the right answer
As pressure at most depth Is the most and decreases when depth decreases
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Homework question
Answer is option D because as the depth decreases preasure increases
The Pb is equal to Pc because they are at the same depth so the right answer is Pa
Pressure exerted by Liquids
1. Walls
2. Pressure
3. Increases
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What an explanation 😊!! Most of the people watching this video are students who have physics exam the next day
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Answer of the HW is option D
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sir, I have a doubt if we suck out or manage to take all air particles of a small paper box like matchstick box, inflates, if we do the same thing with a big room whose walls are made up of bricks, then what will happen, will it inflate of the shape remains the same?
because the force the pressure is still applying on it from outside but not rom inside, and if it is so simple to destroy houses or buildings to use that land to build more of them, why don't we use this way instead of all jcb's and heavy heavy machines?
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No it won't inflate because a room made up of bricks have tiny pore from which air can pass 😅 (its my theory i cant give the currect ans because i am also a student)
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It was really good explanation.thank you sir.i always can't understand the force and friction.when i see this video all my doubts was clear.your are amazing sir🦋
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The unit idea is only when the name of the unit is named after a scientist then first letter will be small and the symbol will be capital
Eg ampere (A)
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very easy home work Q. ans is D 😊 41:43
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Now I understand why cycles with thinner tyres are more faster than normal or thick tyres.....Thank you Sir!
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What about cars??
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Thank you sir you are a brilliant teacher tomorrow is my exam and I was very tenced about this chapter because I have a lot of doubts . And I am a davian and I was not geeting any best vedio . I suddenly I thought to try with bijus actually dav is cbse .
And with this vedio I clear my all doubts Thank you ❤❤❤
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The answer of the last question is option D
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option no D
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The answer is option D. Because, pressure increases with depth.
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Sir, answer for the question at 29:19 min in video is that :
When , area is more pressure is less and when area is less pressure is more so, cauze of the the girl is exerting greater pressure than the elephant,
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Solve this question.
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What r the causes of force?
When any object intereact with another object.hence, force is caused.
video starts from 3:48
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Sometimes you are talking in english and sometimes you are talking in hindi... If a child doesn't know hindi, how can he/she understand the chapter clearly. PLEASE talk in english.
And what if o kid don't know english..??
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The answer for the hw question is (b) = Pa
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The answer is option D as the pressure increases by depth and pc and pb are at the same point in the depth, whereas pa is at the top, the pressure is comparatively less...btw amazing and helpful vids!!
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Answer- C (homework)
No answer is (a) because b and c are at same depth and therefore exerts same pressure. While a is very up and therefore exerts a little pressure therefore pa
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