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    The document provides 5 situations to draw free body diagrams for: 1) A book at rest on a table, 2) A book being pushed right at constant velocity across a table, 3) A ball dropped from rest from the top of a building, 4) A falling rock speeding up, 5) A car moving left at high constant speed applying the brakes.

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    The document provides 5 situations to draw free body diagrams for: 1) A book at rest on a table, 2) A book being pushed right at constant velocity across a table, 3) A ball dropped from rest from the top of a building, 4) A falling rock speeding up, 5) A car moving left at high constant speed applying the brakes.

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    The document provides 5 situations to draw free body diagrams for: 1) A book at rest on a table, 2) A book being pushed right at constant velocity across a table, 3) A ball dropped from rest from the top of a building, 4) A falling rock speeding up, 5) A car moving left at high constant speed applying the brakes.

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    Draw Free Body Diagrams for each of the following situations.

    a. A book is at rest on top of a table

    b. A book is being pushed to the right across a table surface with a constant velocity.
    (Neglect Air Friction.)

    c. A ball is dropped from rest from the top of a building. (Neglect Air Friction.)

    d. A falling rock is speeding up.

    e. A car is moving to the left at a high (constant) speed; the driver applies the brakes.

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