Identify five examples of turning effects of forces?

1. Opening a door by applying a force at the handle, causing the door to rotate around its hinges.
2. Tightening a bolt using a wrench, which creates a turning effect on the bolt.
3. Turning a steering wheel to change the direction of a car, creating a turning effect on the wheels.
4. Using a lever to lift a heavy object, where the force applied at one end of the lever creates a turning effect on the object.
5. Twisting a screwdriver to drive a screw into a surface, creating a turning effect on the screw.

1. Doorknob: When you turn a doorknob, the force applied to the knob causes the door to rotate around its hinges.
2. Steering wheel: When you turn a steering wheel, the force applied to the wheel causes the wheels of the car to turn, changing the direction of the vehicle.
3. Lever: A lever allows you to lift or move objects by applying a force to one end of the lever, causing the other end to rotate.
4. Pulley: A pulley allows you to change the direction or magnitude of a force, causing an object to move in a different direction or at a different speed.
5. Wheel and axle: A wheel and axle allows you to lift or move heavy objects by applying a force to the wheel, causing the axle to rotate and lift the object.