Draw clear Free Body Diagrams (FBD) for each of the following cases, determine whether object is...
Draw clear Free Body Diagrams (FBD) for each of the following cases, determine whether object is in equilibrium or not and write the proper scalar equations for relevant force components.
a) object of mass M on the frictionless incline (? = 20°).
b) object of mass m suspended on the single rope from the ceiling of the elevator accelerating up with acceleration a.
c) object mass m moving with constant speed on the rough horizontal surface pushed by the Fapp at 20o below horizontal.
d) object of mass M is in equilibrium while suspended from a massless knot attached to the two cords making the angles of 30 o and 45 o with horizontal ceiling.
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