Forces 3
Basic Science JSS1 Third Term
week 3
Forces 3
Performance Objectives:
The student should be able to:
- Explain the meaning of Forces
- Identify contact and non-contact forces
Content
Types of Forces
1. Contact force: This happens when two objects are physically in contact with one another, like lifting a bucket of water, examples are frictional force, spring force, applied force, etc.
2. Non-contact force: This happens when two objects are NOT in physical contact with one another, like two magnets, examples of non-contact force are gravitational force, nuclear force, magnetic force, etc.
Contact force Non-contact force
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- ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION (I)
- ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION (II)
- FORCES
- CALCULATION OF GRAVITATIONAL FORCES
- SPACE TRAVEL
- GRAVITATION AND WEIGHTLESSNESS
- THE EARTH IN SPACE
- SATELLITE
- Forces 1&2
- Forces 3
- Force 4
- Forces 5
- Basic Science JSS1 Third Term Mid-Term Assessment
- Test
- Forces 6
- Forces 7
- Forces 8
- Forces 9
- Forces 10
- Basic Science JSS1 Third Term Final Assessment
- Test
- Chapters 19
- Category JSS1
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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