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Chapter 7: Force and Pressure Answers

The document is an answer key for Chapter 7 on Force and Pressure, containing 100 questions and their corresponding answers. Key concepts include definitions of force, pressure, and types of forces such as gravitational and frictional. The answers cover various topics related to the properties and effects of force and pressure in physics.

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Chapter 7: Force and Pressure Answers

The document is an answer key for Chapter 7 on Force and Pressure, containing 100 questions and their corresponding answers. Key concepts include definitions of force, pressure, and types of forces such as gravitational and frictional. The answers cover various topics related to the properties and effects of force and pressure in physics.

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Answer Key - Chapter 7: Force and Pressure

1. a) A push or pull on an object

2. b) Force

3. c) Newton

4. a) Force per unit area

5. d) Friction

6. b) Gravitational force

7. c) Force

8. a) Pascal

9. b) 1 N/m²

10. a) Opposite to motion

11. d) Magnetic force

12. a) Change speed or direction

13. b) Spring balance

14. c) Vector quantity

15. d) Producing electricity

16. a) Gravity

17. b) Less

18. c) Depth

19. d) Boyle's Law

20. a) More pressure

21. c) Both solids and gases

22. b) m²

23. a) Depth and density

24. c) Lubricants

25. d) Barometer
26. a) Lifting a book

27. b) Non-contact

28. d) Manometer

29. c) Center of the Earth

30. a) kg·m/s²

31. b) Friction

32. a) Area

33. d) Magnetic materials

34. c) All directions

35. a) Electrostatic

36. b) Dyne

37. c) Syringe

38. d) Weight of air

39. a) 101.3 kPa

40. b) Non-contact force

41. c) Moving object

42. a) Cutting with knives

43. c) Pressure increases

44. a) Equally in all directions

45. b) Walking

46. c) Surface roughness

47. d) Greater the friction

48. b) Zero

49. a) Force

50. d) Pressure

51. a) A push or pull on an object


52. b) Force

53. c) Newton

54. a) Force per unit area

55. d) Friction

56. b) Gravitational force

57. c) Force

58. a) Pascal

59. b) 1 N/m²

60. a) Opposite to motion

61. d) Magnetic force

62. a) Change speed or direction

63. b) Spring balance

64. c) Vector quantity

65. d) Producing electricity

66. a) Gravity

67. b) Less

68. c) Depth

69. d) Boyle's Law

70. a) More pressure

71. c) Both solids and gases

72. b) m²

73. a) Depth and density

74. c) Lubricants

75. d) Barometer

76. a) Lifting a book

77. b) Non-contact
78. d) Manometer

79. c) Center of the Earth

80. a) kg·m/s²

81. b) Friction

82. a) Area

83. d) Magnetic materials

84. c) All directions

85. a) Electrostatic

86. b) Dyne

87. c) Syringe

88. d) Weight of air

89. a) 101.3 kPa

90. b) Non-contact force

91. c) Moving object

92. a) Cutting with knives

93. c) Pressure increases

94. a) Equally in all directions

95. b) Walking

96. c) Surface roughness

97. d) Greater the friction

98. b) Zero

99. a) Force

100. d) Pressure

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