Question

State two effects of a force when applied on a body.

Answer 1

Hint: Applied force on one object by another. An example of applied force is a person moving a barrel. When the individual pushes the barrel, a force imparts to it. The applied force is the force put on the barrel by the person, and it is responsible for the barrel's motion. The applied force might be both contact and non – contact force. Here we are going to learn about the two effects of a force when applied to a body.

Complete answer:
Effects of applied force:
1. It can change the state of the body. That is, it can both stop a moving object and move a stationary object.
2. An object's shape and (or) size can be altered by a force.

Additional information:
Applied Force Examples:
Here are some examples of force that has been exerted.
Human hand turning a doorknob
Removing a thing from the ground
Determining the individual's weight (This is a practical way to measure the applied force)
Pushing a box across the floor

Note:
A force is applied when one thing interacts with another, causing the second object to accelerate, alter velocity, or change direction.
The force can be pushed, pulled, or dragged. The resulting direction of an object is determined by the relative direction of the force acting on it. The object will accelerate as long as a force is applied.