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The 65 pages that link to Force, each with the reason it gives.

• PressureNarrower topic: Pressure is defined from the force acting normal to a surface.

• Newton's laws of motionNarrower topic: Net force is the central quantity relating interactions to motion.

• TorqueNarrower topic: Torque describes the rotational effect of this underlying interaction.

• Stress (mechanics)Narrower topic: External forces create the internal interactions measured as stress.

• Work (physics)Narrower topic: A force is the agent that can transfer energy through work.

• LeverNarrower topic: Effort and load are forces acting on the lever.

• ThrustNarrower topic: Thrust is one kind of force acting on a vehicle.

• Mechanical advantageNarrower topic: Input and output force are the two quantities compared in mechanical advantage.

• WeightNarrower topic: Weight is one particular force, with magnitude and direction.

• Hooke's lawNarrower topic: The applied force is the input whose relation to deformation the law describes.

• Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia MathematicaNarrower topic: Newton makes force mathematically comparable to changes in motion.

• Archimedes' principleNarrower topic: Buoyancy is a force acting upward on an immersed body.

• Equilibrium pointNarrower topic: Equilibrium balances forces acting on a system.

• Gravitational forceNarrower topic: Newtonian gravity is one specific force within classical mechanics.

• Inclined planeNarrower topic: The ramp’s benefit is measured by how it changes the force required to move a load.

• Free-body diagramNarrower topic: Each force arrow represents an external interaction acting on the isolated object.

• Newton's third lawNarrower topic: The law describes how forces arise in pairs during interactions.

• Static equilibriumNarrower topic: Equilibrium requires all external forces to sum to zero.

• StaticsNarrower topic: Force balance is the condition that prevents translational acceleration.

• Grip strengthNarrower topic: Grip strength is expressed as the force applied to an object.

• Hydraulic pressNarrower topic: The press's input and output are forces acting on different piston areas.

• Impact forceNarrower topic: Impact force is a brief, collision-driven instance of force.

• Mechanical equilibriumNarrower topic: Mechanical equilibrium requires the vector sum of all external forces to vanish.

• Static frictionNarrower topic: Static friction is one force in the balance acting on an object.

• Newton (unit)Narrower topic: The newton is the SI unit used to quantify force.

• FulcrumNarrower topic: Effort and load act as forces whose effects are compared around the fulcrum.

• Newton's first lawNarrower topic: The law distinguishes the presence of individual forces from their net effect.

• Tension (physics)Narrower topic: Tension is a particular force transmitted by a taut connector.

• Central forceNarrower topic: A central force is a geometrically restricted kind of force.

• Contact forceNarrower topic: Contact force is one broad way forces arise.

• Net forceNarrower topic: Net force combines the individual forces acting on an object.

• Darth VaderNarrower topic: Vader’s powers and his conflict with the Jedi depend on the Force.

• Luke SkywalkerNarrower topic: Luke’s Jedi abilities and moral choices depend on his relationship with it.

• Restoring forceNarrower topic: A restoring force is one particular role a force can play.

• Resultant forceNarrower topic: Resultant force combines individual forces of this kind.

• Weighing scaleNarrower topic: Force is the physical quantity measured by scales that respond to gravity.

• Roger Joseph BoscovichNarrower topic: Boscovich treated force, rather than material extension, as fundamental to physical interaction.

• Foot–pound–second system of unitsNarrower topic: The distinction between force and mass separates absolute from engineering FPS.

• Lami's theoremNarrower topic: Each force in the theorem is one of the three vectors whose balance the relation expresses.

• Newton-secondNarrower topic: Force multiplied by the time it acts gives impulse.

• TweezersNarrower topic: Hand force applied to the arms produces the contact force at the tips.