Free-Body Diagrams

What does the "m" stand for in the circle of the free body diagram?

• mass

• maker

• circle

• money

What does the F stand for on a free-body diagram?

• Free

• Fan

• Net

• Force

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What do the arrows represent on a free body diagram (click on two)?

• Object

• Direction

• Size

• Mass

Which of the following indicate a push to the right?

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Which of the follow show a pull to the left?

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You decided you need to pull your backpack to the right because it was too heavy to carry. Which free-body diagram shows you pulling it to the right?

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Which of the following free-body diagrams would represent the net force of this free body diagram?

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What change in motion would you expect for the following model?

• The object would remain static (at rest).

• The object would accelerate to the right.

• The object would accelerate to the left.

• The object would move in the up direction.

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What would the net force of the free-body diagram look like?

• The free-body diagram would not change and object would remain the same.

• The arrow on the left hand side would become longer, removing the arrow on the right.

• The arrow on the right hand side would become longer, removing the arrow on the left.

• The arrow on the right hand side would become shorter, removing the arrow on the left.

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NGSS.HS-PS2-1

Which of the diagrams match the net force for the following diagram?

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