How is the force of gravity different from the force you apply when you push or pull?
How is the force of gravity different from the force you apply when you push or pull.
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In physics, force is a physical magnitude that measures the intensity of the linear momentum exchange between two particles or particle systems (in the language of particle physics there is talk of interaction).
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In physics, force is a physical magnitude that measures the intensity of the linear momentum exchange between two particles or particle systems (in the language of particle physics there is talk of interaction).
According to a classical definition, force is any cause agent capable of modifying the amount of movement or the form of material bodies.
Not to be confused with the concepts of effort or energy.
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