Force and Pressure Class 8 Science in One Shot (Chapter 11) | BYJU'S - Class 8
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Have you ever wondered what makes an object slow down or go faster? Well, join this class to find the answer to this interesting question.
The movement of an object depends upon the force and pressure applied to it. In this Mission Mid-Terms series, Saurabh Sir will take you through all the important concepts from your Class 8 Science chapter 11, Force and Pressure.
Some of the topics covered in this class are Force, Types of Force, Pressure, Pressure exerted
by Liquids, and Atmospheric Pressure in one shot. By the end of this class, you will be
able to solve any type of question-related to these topics. Saurabh Sir will lead you through all the concepts in a very interesting way.
A push or a pull on an object is called a force. Forces applied to an object in the same direction count to one another. “If the two forces act in the opposite directions on an object, the net force acting on it is the difference between the two forces.” Learn more about this in this class.
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The video script covers the topic of force and pressure in a one-shot session for Class 8 Science. It explains the concepts of force, pressure, types of forces, and atmospheric pressure. The script also encourages viewers to subscribe for more educational content and offers a gift for early subscribers.
Key moments
00:00
The video focuses on force and pressure, highlighting their significance in everyday life. It also promotes an upcoming exam, offering scholarship chances and cash rewards for participants.
06:10
Force is the interaction between objects, leading to changes in speed, direction, or shape. Contact force, like muscular force, requires physical touch for application.
12:10
Contact forces require physical touch between objects, while non-contact forces like gravitational, electrostatic, and magnetic forces act without direct contact. Net force is the sum of all forces acting on an object.
18:12
Forces in the same direction add up, while opposite forces subtract. Balanced forces have a net force of zero, unbalanced forces have a non-zero net force.
24:17
Pressure is influenced by force and area, affecting objects differently. Nails, knives, heels, elephants, and bubbles demonstrate how pressure varies based on surface area and force applied.
30:19
Pressure by liquids and gases changes with depth, affecting bubble size. Atmospheric pressure is the weight of air column over Earth's surface.
36:39
Atmospheric pressure decreases as altitude increases, impacting activities like drinking through a straw and using suction cups.
42:26
Viewers are urged to submit doubts for a doubt session through a form link. Subscribers can receive gifts and access a free session using a provided code.
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Encouraging viewers to submit doubts for a doubt session by filling out a form link provided in the description.
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Subscribers are offered gifts and access to a free session using a code provided in the description.
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Force and Pressure
Thrust
❖ The force that acts on a surface in a direction perpendicular to it, is known as thrust.
Pressure
❖ Thrust per unit area is called pressure. So, pressure = force/area on which it acts.
❖ Liquids exert pressure on the walls of the container in which they are kept.
❖ Gases exert pressure in all directions.
Electrostatic Force
❖ A force exerted by a charged body on another charged or uncharged body is known as electrostatic force.
❖ Atmospheric pressure is defined as the pressure exerted on a surface by the weight of air above that surface.
Atmospheric Pressure
❖ The pressure exerted by atmospheric air around us is known as atmospheric pressure.
Contact Force
❖ A force that can be applied only when it is in contact with an object is called a contact force. For example,
hammering a nail.
Electrostatic Force
❖ When a charged body, either having a (+) or (-) charge, exerts force on another charged or uncharged body, that
force is known as electrostatic force.
Force
❖ Simply a push or pull exerted by an object on another is a force.
Friction
❖ The force of friction always acts on all the moving objects and its direction is always opposite to the direction of
motion.
Gravitational Force
❖ The force exerted by the earth to pull the objects towards itself is called the force of gravity.
Gravity
❖ Every object in the universe, whether small or large, exerts a force on every other object. This force is called the
force of gravity or just gravity.
Magnetic Force
❖ The force exerted by a magnet to pull/push a metallic object is called magnetic force.
Muscular Force
❖ The force resulting due to the action of muscles is known as muscular force. For example, writing, cutting
vegetables.
Non-Contact Forces
❖ A force that can be applied without any contact between two objects is called non-contact force. For example,
the magnet pulls the iron-pieces.
Pressure
❖ The force acting on per unit area, applied to an object in the direction perpendicular to the surface is called
pressure.
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We literally saw it in SST class just before the Physics exam period.
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Video starts at 4:27 i hope this will help you 🎉😊
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D is the right answer
As pressure at most depth Is the most and decreases when depth decreases
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Answer of the HW is option D
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sir, I have a doubt if we suck out or manage to take all air particles of a small paper box like matchstick box, inflates, if we do the same thing with a big room whose walls are made up of bricks, then what will happen, will it inflate of the shape remains the same?
because the force the pressure is still applying on it from outside but not rom inside, and if it is so simple to destroy houses or buildings to use that land to build more of them, why don't we use this way instead of all jcb's and heavy heavy machines?
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No it won't inflate because a room made up of bricks have tiny pore from which air can pass 😅 (its my theory i cant give the currect ans because i am also a student)
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It was really good explanation.thank you sir.i always can't understand the force and friction.when i see this video all my doubts was clear.your are amazing sir🦋
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22:32 half english half hindi
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Pressure exerted by Liquids
1. Walls
2. Pressure
3. Increases
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But sir How Do we know that material we are creating will be able to withstand the pressure of 4 to whatever number of elephants
The answer Is d pa
It was really good explanation. Thank you sir. I always can't understand the force and friction . When I see this vedio all my doubts was clearly. You are amazing sir 😍
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Sir the answer of the homework question is D🎉
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It was very helpful sir😊😊. I liked how you explain
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The answer is option D. Because, pressure increases with depth.
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the answer for the question is :- d. pa < pb = pc
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31:39 - 1. Walls 2. Same/Constant 3. Increases
The answer for the hw question is (b) = Pa
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30:24 b
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1:5
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the ans to question one should be that as the elephant has 4 legs its force divides equally whereas as the girl is having 2 legs and is wearing pointy heels so thus force would be more as they are focused on a smaller surface just like the eg of putting wickets into the ground before playing cricket.
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Solve this question.
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The answer of the last question is option D
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Thanks a ton Ajeet🤩 Glad you liked the session! Keep watching!!
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Homework question ❓
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video starts from 3:48
The answer is option D as the pressure increases by depth and pc and pb are at the same point in the depth, whereas pa is at the top, the pressure is comparatively less...btw amazing and helpful vids!!
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The unit idea is only when the name of the unit is named after a scientist then first letter will be small and the symbol will be capital
Eg ampere (A)
What r the causes of force?
When any object intereact with another object.hence, force is caused.
B)Pa
Very good explanation sir... The concept was easy to learn
Hey Smitha, Thank you so so much😍 Keep learning!
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0:56 0:57 0:58 1:00 1:00 1:01
You explain in a really friendly manner sir, this really helped me a lot even if i study in UAE
Hey, Glad it was helpful🤩 Keep watching!
c is the answere
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very easy home work Q. ans is D 😊 41:43
Pressure exerted by liquids remains same at the same depth (2)
1 . Walls
2. pressure
Loved the explanation
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Glad you enjoyed the session🤩 stay tuned for more such sessions!
correct answer to the homework question is option d
Answer- C (homework)
No answer is (a) because b and c are at same depth and therefore exerts same pressure. While a is very up and therefore exerts a little pressure therefore pa
IT'S MY FREAKING EXAM TOMORROW, IDK ANYTHING!!!!
Wow , what a class I really enjoyed it
Hey Likitha, Glad you enjoyed the session🤩 keep watching!!
The answer for home question is D
Sir you have a very very very good way of explaining students!! 12:01
that part was very funny 🤣
For those who are new to this video, start watching it from 3:50, 😶
Thanks sir for teaching us free of cost 😀
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Very nice explanation sir....proud to be byjus student🤩
Hey Vibhuti, Glad to hear that and thanks for liking the session🤩 Keep watching🤩
Just wondering, how do they know ur name? And also is vibhuti your name?
Thank you sir for helping a lot .
Hey Vidhi, Most welcome😍 Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you sir... You have made me understand better this topic....😄
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18:55 sir why will the object move at 20N when friction is also acting up
Tomorrow is my exam and today I found this video😅 and it really helped me a lott😁👍🏻
Thanks sir for teaching this chapter ❤
Thank you sir❤ I just found this video 17 days before my physics exam😊 Its so helpful and understanding , it helped me a lot😁