Difference between revisions of "UPMSP - 8 - Science :: Force and Pressure"

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   <li>Force , push , pull  
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   <li>Force , push , pull</li>
Effects of force  
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<li>Effects of force </li>
Contact and non - contact forces  
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<li>Contact and non - contact forces </li>
Pressure , atmospheric pressure
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<li>Pressure , atmospheric pressure</li>
Aneroid barometer  
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<li>Aneroid barometer </li>
Importance of atmospheric pressure
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<li>Importance of atmospheric pressure</li>
Working of hand pump , football pump , cycle pump
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<li>Working of hand pump , football pump , cycle pump</li>
Upthrust  
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<li>Upthrust </li>
Buoyancy , principle of buoyancy  
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<li>Buoyancy , principle of buoyancy</li>
Properties of pressure in liquids
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<li>Properties of pressure in liquids</li>
Liquid pressure changes with depth  
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<li>Liquid pressure changes with depth </li>
  
  
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   <li>Define force</li>
 
   <li>Define force</li>
Analyze the terms Push and Pull with respect to the force</li>
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<li>Analyze the terms Push and Pull with respect to the force</li>
Differentiate between contact and non - contact forces</li>
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<li>Differentiate between contact and non - contact forces</li>
Define atmospheric Pressure</li>
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<li>Define atmospheric Pressure</li>
Explain the importance of atmospheric Pressure</li>
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<li>Explain the importance of atmospheric Pressure</li>
Explain the working of hand pump , football pump and cycle pump</li>
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<li>Explain the working of hand pump , football pump and cycle pump</li>
Define buoyancy</li>
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<li>Define buoyancy</li>
 
Explain why the liquid pressure changes with depth</li>  
 
Explain why the liquid pressure changes with depth</li>  
 
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Revision as of 18:48, 7 June 2023

Go To: UPMSP-Science-Grade 8

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Course Content / Subtopic list:


  1. Force , push , pull
  2. Effects of force
  3. Contact and non - contact forces
  4. Pressure , atmospheric pressure
  5. Aneroid barometer
  6. Importance of atmospheric pressure
  7. Working of hand pump , football pump , cycle pump
  8. Upthrust
  9. Buoyancy , principle of buoyancy
  10. Properties of pressure in liquids
  11. Liquid pressure changes with depth

Expected Learning Outcome:


SWBAT-

  1. Define force
  2. Analyze the terms Push and Pull with respect to the force
  3. Differentiate between contact and non - contact forces
  4. Define atmospheric Pressure
  5. Explain the importance of atmospheric Pressure
  6. Explain the working of hand pump , football pump and cycle pump
  7. Define buoyancy
  8. Explain why the liquid pressure changes with depth


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