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pull
Force can act as a push or pull.
Class 2 · English Medium · Cambridge · General science
Forces, movement and everyday machines
Explore forces, movement and everyday machines with an example and your own answers.
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A force is a push or pull. Forces can start, stop or change movement. Simple machines can make a task more convenient.
Worked example
A ramp can help move a load upwards over a longer path. A gentle push starts a toy car moving.
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ramp
A ramp is an inclined surface.
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against
A slowing force acts against the movement.
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