Free Body

What is a Free Body Diagram?

• Visual representation of force

• Visual representation of objects

• Visual representation of force and objects interactions

• Visual representation of gravity

In a Free Body Diagram, individual objects or members are ___________.

• Isolated

• In their natural environment/system

• Components

• Composites

How is a force represented in a Free Body Diagram?

• A straight line with an arrowhead

• A curved line with an arrowhead

• An arc with an arrowhead

• Multiple lines with arrowheads

How is Moment represented in a Free Body Diagram?

• An arc with an arrowhead

• A straight line with an arrowhead

• A curved line with an arrowhead

• Multiple lines with arrowheads

Which point of the beam would be connected with a Pin?

• Point A

• Point B

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What is the overall Net Force?

• 10 N, Left

• 671 N, Right

• 601 N, Left

• 70 N, Right

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Unless an object is floating in space, what is more than likely always going to be a force present on a free body diagram?

• Normal Force

• Gravity

• Friction

• Applied Force

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What type of force is the RED arrow indicating?

• Applied force

• Tension

• Spring

• Friction

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What is the type of force that both the ground and the wall exerts on the sitting man?

• Friction

• Gravity

• Applied Force

• Normal Force

Besides gravity, what other type of force is present here?

• Applied Force

• Normal Force

• Air Resistance

• Tension

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