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Teacher’s Notes
If time allows you may wish to
demonstrate other examples of objects
that remain stationary and have clearly
identifiable and familiar forces acting on
them. For example, an object
suspended from a string, thread or
elastic band will remain in that position.
If, however, the weight of the object
is increased, a point will be reached
at which the string will break and the
object will fall. At the point at which
the string breaks, the forces acting on
it are unbalanced. In other words,
the weight of the object (load) is now
greater than the resistance (load
bearing capacity) of the string.
Talk about how mechanisms such
as levers (balances) and familiar
playground equipment or machines
also need to have forces applied to
them to make them move. All machines
need a force to be applied to them to
make them work.
 • Askthechildrentoidentifywhatotherforcesmayhave
acted on the balance to stop it moving.
* What force slows up the arms and eventually stops
them moving?
* Frictioninthepivotjointand
air resistance.
Friction is the force that opposes
movement. In the pivot joint, friction
has the effect of slowing down the
movement. It acts just like a brake.
If both arms are of equal weight,
then the force due to gravity acting
on both sides will be equal and, in
theory, the arms will come to rest in
a horizontal position.
* Why do the arms eventually stop in a
horizontal position?
* Both arms are equal in weight
and so the forces acting on
each side are equal.
* What force is acting on each arm now?
* Gravity.
balance arm will move in the direction
of the larger force. This is a general law
of physics.
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