there are two categories, the first are the forces Contact characterized by two bodies touch directly
  example: normal, tension, friction, elastic, torque  
   the second category are the forces and the gravitational field, electromagnetic and nuclear. characterized in that the bodies do not touch each other.  
   example  
   calculate the force generated by an object whose mass is 5kg and its acceleration is  
 25mt/seg2   m = 5kg  
   a = 25mt/seg2  
    f = ma f = 
   5kg.25mt/seg2 = 125kg mt/seg2  
   f = 125n  
   NORMAL FORCE  
   is the force perpendicular to the surface and reflects the action and reaction law of Newton, has  
same magnitude
 same magnitude
   TENSION FORCE (FT)   
   performed on cables or ropes and is applied to all along the rope or cable. tension force has a normal force on the junction of the cable with a solid surface.  
 
   presented by the contact of two surfaces that slide against each other and always opposes motion of these, the friction is the result of the roughness of the surfaces.  
 
 
    a  
 ff = ff = force   friction coefficient of reasoning or  
   n = normal  
   ELASTIC FORCE (FE)  
   elastic force is given in the spring, and anything that is deformed in the presence of an external force to retake its original form.  
   =- kx  
 Hooke's law k = force  -k = spring constant of material  
   x = space stretching (elongation)  
 
   TORQUE (To)  
   is the force that generates a spin around its axis of rotation due to the action of an external force and depending on the fulcrum hinstancia.  
   To = fd  
 
 
      APPLIED FORCES (DECOMPOSITION)  
   generally applied forces are the projections on the horizontal or vertical force majeure.  
 
  cos = fx / f 
  f = fx cos 
 
   YEAR  
   calculate the force of the following graph.  
  
    m = 100kg  
   40 sen f / t  
   tsen 40 = f  
   f + f = w  
   tsen tsen 40 + 40 = mg  
   2tsen40 = mg  
   2tsen40 = 100kg (10mt/seg2)  
   2tsen40 = 1000N  
   t = 1000n/2sen40 = 1000N / 1.28 = 781.2 n  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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