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Force and pressure. — Science STD 8 — Question

Maharashtra BoardEnglish MediumSTD 8ScienceForce and pressure.5 Marks
Question
Identify the actions involved in the following situations as push or pull, or both:
  1. Opening a drawer.
  2. A cricket ball hit by a batsman.
  3. Drawing a bucket of water from a well.
  4. moving a book placed on a table.
  5. A football player taking a penalty corner.
  6. Moving a wheel barrow.
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Answer

  1. Pull - Force is a Pull or a push on the object.
  2. Push - Force is a Pull or a push on the object.
  3. Pull - Force is a Pull or a push on the object.
  4. Ans Both push and pull - Pull or push on an object is known as force.
  5. Push - Pull or push on an object is known as force.
  6. Push - Pull or push on an object is known as force.

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