2. The figure below show the incomplete or wrong free-body diagram. Your job is to modify the free- body diagram as needed to make it a correct free- body diagram. 1. Lawn roller of mass m being pushed up incline 8. 2. Prybar lifting body A having smooth horizontal surface. Bar rests on horizontal rough surface. 3. Uniform pole of mass m being hoisted into posi- tion by winch. Horizontal sup porting surface notched to prevent slipping of pole. 4. Supporting angle bracket for frame; pin joints. 5. Bent rod welded to support at A and subjected to two forces and couple. 1 I Body Notch- F Wrong or Incomplete FBD R ↑R mg mg P B 5

2. The figure below show the incomplete or wrong free-body diagram. Your job is to modify the free- body diagram as needed to make it a correct free- body diagram. 1. Lawn roller of mass m being pushed up incline 8. 2. Prybar lifting body A having smooth horizontal surface. Bar rests on horizontal rough surface. 3. Uniform pole of mass m being hoisted into posi- tion by winch. Horizontal sup porting surface notched to prevent slipping of pole. 4. Supporting angle bracket for frame; pin joints. 5. Bent rod welded to support at A and subjected to two forces and couple. 1 I Body Notch- F Wrong or Incomplete FBD R ↑R mg mg P B 5

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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