The force and pressure chapter is related to class 8th. What does one mean by force and pressure? What are different types of force?
Force and Pressure:
Meaning
- When we pull or push any item, then it is called force.
- Or, when there is any interaction between objects, it develops force.
- The force’s strength is always called magnitude.
Types
Contact force:
When we touch any item, then it moves. Well, it is known as contact force.
For example, Pulling, Lifting, Kicking and Pushing.
Muscular force:
When we apply force with the help of our muscles, it is called muscular force.
For example, Magnetic force gravitational force.
Nuclear forces:
- It is the force that will act between all the particles.
- The particles consist of protons, neutrons, and many others.
Non-contact forces:
- The force which does not make any contact.
- LIKE: Magnetic force, gravitational force, an electrostatic force.
Pressure
It is the per-unit force over an area.
- The formula for pressure: Force/Area.
- The unit of force is Pascal.
Distribution (Pressure):
- The force which acts on the smaller area has more pressure.
- Example: Porters, sharper knife
Learning Videos for 8th Grade Science - Force and Pressure
Force and Pressure Sample Questions for Class 8
Question 1
is the mass per unit volume of a substance.
A. Mass
B. Weight
C. Density
D. Chemistry
Question 2
Dmitri Mendeleev created the first .
A. chemical reaction
B. metal alloy
C. periodic table
D. semiconductor
Question 3
Why is Newton's law of gravitational force called a scientific law?
A. It is a rule that describes a pattern in nature.
B. It is a logical explanation of an observation.
C. It is a statement of what will happen next.
D. It is an inference based on tested hypotheses.
Question 4
The size or amount of a force is known as its .
A. net force
B. direction
C. magnitude
D. constant speed
Question 5
Which element has 4 neutrons?
A. an element with an atomic number of 2 and an atomic mass of 4
B. an element with an atomic number of 3 and an atomic mass of 7
C. an element with an atomic number of 4 and an atomic mass of 9
D. an element with an atomic number of 7 and an atomic mass of 14