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Post a LessonAnswered on 26 Apr Learn CBSE/Class 8/Science/Force and Pressure
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1. Forces acting on the bucket:
There are 2 main forces acting on the bucket:
| Force Name | Who is applying | Direction |
| 1. Gravitational Force | Earth is pulling it | Downwards |
| 2. muscular Force | Your hand is pushing it | Upward |
Why does the bucket not move?
Ans. The bucket is not moving because both forces are equal and opposite.
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Electrostatic force.When the balloon is rubbed with a piece of synthetic cloth, it becomes electrically charged. When this charged balloon is brought near a neutral wall, it induces opposite charges on the surface of the wall. The attraction between the charged balloon and the induced opposite charges on the wall causes the balloon to stick.
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