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9966 [12]
3 years ago
12

PLZZZ HELP!!! State the forces in a spring, magnets, electric scales, and a newton metre

Physics
1 answer:
Lisa [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The various kinds of forces that exist in the items below are:

Spring = Spring Force

Magnet = Magnetic Force

Electric Scale = Electric Force

Newton Metre = Spring Force

Explanation:

Spring Force:

When you fix an object unto or upon a spring, the resulting compression or stretching exerted by that object on the spring is called the Spring Force. Conversely, the object is acted upon by the force that brings back the object to its state of equilibrium of rest.

Magnetic Force:

The motion between electrically charged particles always results in magnetic force. This is the primary force that is active in electric motors and normal magnets.

Electric Force

In order to create an electric force, you'd need to charge two particles and bring them in proximity to one another. Usually, they'll either repel or attract one another. This attraction or repulsion is known as an electric force.

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