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REACTION FORCES FORCES ON A LEVEL SURFACE A table provides a force called a reaction, which exactly balances the weight of an object placed upon it. The resultant force is zero, so the object does not fall through the table. FORCES ON A SHALLOW SLOPE Gravity acts downward on the 1 kg mass shown. The slope provides a reaction force that acts upward, perpendicular to the slope and counteracts some of the weight. All that remains of the weight is a force acting down the slope. FORCES ON A STEEP SLOPE As the slope is made steeper, the reaction force of the slope decreases, and the force pulling the mass down the slope - which is measured by the newton meter - increases. This force can pull objects downhill. 電流の表現例 Kirchhoff'scurrent law The law that at any given instant the sum of instantaneous values of all the currents flowing toward a point is equal to the sum of instantaneous values of all the currents flowing away from the point. |
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(C) Takuji Terada |