Question
Choose which force is at work in each device. Each column contains exactly two answers. (4 points)Put responses in the correct input to answer the question
A) A directional compass
B) a door catch or latch on a kitchen cabinet
C) An air filter that traps dust and iron particles
D) Two socks stuck together coming out of a clothes dryer
A) A directional compass
B) a door catch or latch on a kitchen cabinet
C) An air filter that traps dust and iron particles
D) Two socks stuck together coming out of a clothes dryer
Answers
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Here are the forces at work in each device:
1. **A) A directional compass** - This device operates based on **magnetic force**. The needle aligns itself with the Earth's magnetic field.
2. **B) A door catch or latch on a kitchen cabinet** - This device utilizes **mechanical force** (specifically, the force of a spring or gravity) to hold the door closed.
3. **C) An air filter that traps dust and iron particles** - This device operates based on **electrostatic force**. The filter often uses static electricity to attract and trap particles.
4. **D) Two socks stuck together coming out of a clothes dryer** - This situation is primarily due to **frictional force**, which can cause items to cling together when dried.
So the forces for each device are:
- A: Magnetic force
- B: Mechanical force
- C: Electrostatic force
- D: Frictional force
1. **A) A directional compass** - This device operates based on **magnetic force**. The needle aligns itself with the Earth's magnetic field.
2. **B) A door catch or latch on a kitchen cabinet** - This device utilizes **mechanical force** (specifically, the force of a spring or gravity) to hold the door closed.
3. **C) An air filter that traps dust and iron particles** - This device operates based on **electrostatic force**. The filter often uses static electricity to attract and trap particles.
4. **D) Two socks stuck together coming out of a clothes dryer** - This situation is primarily due to **frictional force**, which can cause items to cling together when dried.
So the forces for each device are:
- A: Magnetic force
- B: Mechanical force
- C: Electrostatic force
- D: Frictional force
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