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Please help and be sure to draw a good free body diagram with corresponding forces. thank...
Please help and be sure to draw a good free body diagram with
corresponding forces. thank you!
Learning Goal: To gain practice drawing free-body diagramsWhenever you face a problem involving forces, always start with a free-body diagram.To draw a free-body diagram use the following steps:Isolate the object of interest. It is customary to represent the object of interest as a point in your diagram.Identify all the forces acting on the object and their directions. Do not include forces acting on other objects in the problem. Also, do not include quantities, such as velocities and accelerations, that do...
Draw free body diagram for all the books and please explain why
the answer is D.
54. Three books (X, Y, and Z rest on a table. The weight of each book is indicated. The net force acting on book Y is: X 4N 5N 10N A. 4N down B. 5 Nup C. 9N down D. zero none of these ans: D
Please make sure to draw the free body diagram clearly and
explain throughly :)
4. A uniform beam of mass 50.0kg supports a 75.0kg load at a point 3/4 of it's length from the hinge pin as shown below. You pull down on the cable at point P causing a tension with magnitude T in the cable. The beam is in equilibrium. 3.75m 3.00ml 1.25m I 1.75m 4,00m -- ----- 2.00m 75.0kg (a) (2 points) Draw the free body diagram...
Kinematics question
Please answer ASAP
Figure 3 below shows a full free body diagram of a Slider-Crank mechanism. Link 4 is the slider an F that is acting on link 4 is the friction force on the slider. Tz is the input torque of the mechanism. (12 points) CG, o, 01 Figure 3-Slider-Crank Mechanism a) Develop the equations for the forces (in both the x and y-directions) and torques acting on link 4 taking into account the coefficient of friction,...
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1) Please draw the free-body diagram of mass M in Figure 1(a). The diagram should include the pulling force F, gravitational force Mg, normal force N, and friction force fk. 2) Consider the graph in Figure 1(b). Please explain why the average of pulling force F in Region (ii) can be regarded as the kinetic friction force fx. (You may refer to the free body diagram in Question 1.) F个 (i) rest constant speed Force sensor h.
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draw free body diagrams and answer questions please
Draw the free body diagram for the bob (note that the spring is not attached at this time): bobt Equilibrium Marker 2. How does spinning the bob faster affect the period (time required for 1 full revolution)? The period increases. It takes more for the bob to go around once. The period stays the same. The period decreases. It takes less time for the bob to go around once. to the centripetal...
please include a free body diagram starting with this
2) Four forces act on a 3.000 kg wooden block, released from rest, on a wooden table: FA=20.0 Nat 222.0, friction, the block's weight, and the normal force from the table. a) Calculate the normal force on the block, assuming the block remains on the table. b) Calculate the magnitude of the maximum static frictional force the table can exert on such a block under any circumstance. 3) For the previous...
Draw a free body diagram for the block showing the forces vectors acting on the block Write equation of motion for the block (letters only) along the Y direction Use the equator developed in part (e) and calculate the acceleration of the block
Draw a free body diagram for block 1 and block 2 indicating
forces and respective directions and explain which of these two
forces are stronger: Tension and Friction? (No need to calculate,
just explain why you chose your answer).
Mass 1 = 2.85 kg Kinetic Friction Coefficient = 0.552 Mass 2 = 4.75 kg 40 degrees