Examples of applying a force include lifting a glass of water, drops of water from an eyedropper, a bucket of water, a baby bottle, and a handful of rice.
Applying a force means exerting a push or a pull on an object. Based on the options given, the examples of applying a force are:
- Lifting a glass of water: When you lift a glass of water, you are applying an upward force to counteract the force of gravity pulling the glass downwards.
- Drops of water from an eyedropper: When you squeeze an eyedropper to release drops of water, you are applying a force to push the water out.
- A bucket of water: When you lift a bucket of water, you are applying an upward force to counteract the force of gravity pulling the bucket downwards.
- A baby bottle: When you hold and lift a baby bottle, you are applying a force to support the weight of the bottle.
- A handful of rice: When you hold and squeeze a handful of rice, you are applying a force to compress the grains.