Lesson 5 β€” Chapter 5: Force, Energy and Simple Machines

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πŸ“Œ What is Force?πŸ“Œ Effects of ForceπŸ“Œ What is Energy?πŸ“Œ Work and Energy

✨ What is Force?

What is Force?
What is Force?

Alright class, let's dive into the exciting world of force, energy, and simple machines! We already know that force is what we use to move things, right? It's like a push or a pull that gets objects going. We've even heard of gravitational force and friction! And energy? Well, that's the stuff that gives us the ability to do work.

✨ Effects of Force

Effects of Force
Effects of Force

Before we get started, let's do a quick warm-up. Imagine pushing a car, lifting a stack of heavy books, or stopping a soccer ball from going into the goal. What do you think are the two most important things you need to do all these activities? Think about it!

✨ What is Energy?

What is Energy?
What is Energy?

Now, Mohit mentioned his mother always tells him to eat well so he has the energy to do things. That brings up a great question: what exactly *is* energy? Don't worry, we're going to explore all of this in detail.

✨ Work and Energy

Work and Energy
Work and Energy

So, remember, things don't just move on their own. We need to apply a push or a pull to get them going. This push or pull is what we call force. One thing that force can do is make something move when it's standing still. But that's not all! Force can do a lot more than that.

✨ Work and Energy

For instance, can you think of how you might change the direction of something that is moving? That's right—you need force! Like when a soccer player kicks a ball to change its direction. Let's explore these effects of force and much more!

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