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Equilibrium
Forces and Motion Supporting Physics Teaching

Equilibrium - a question of balance

You saw a situation where the hand was pulled down by a single force, the tension in the shopping bag. It is quite possible...

Physics Narrative 5-11 11-14

Equilibrium
Forces and Motion Supporting Physics Teaching

Force equals motion: no motion equals no force

Early introductions to forces in equilibrium will be via static situations. However, rather than identifying forces which sum...

Teaching Guidance 5-11 11-14

Equilibrium
Forces and Motion

Fork Balancer

The forks can hang off the side because all the forces are balanced

At home 5-11 11-14

Equilibrium
Forces and Motion

Slinky Drop

The bottom coil of the slinky remains stationary until the top coils reach it and then the whole slinky drops to the floor...

At home 5-11 11-14

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