1) Draw a complete free-body diagram of the bolded object scenario and write the horizontal and/or vertical net force equations. a) a book is on a table b) A car engine moves a car forward at constant speed against friction

1) Draw a complete free-body diagram of the bolded object scenario and write the horizontal and/or vertical net force equations. a) a book is on a table b) A car engine moves a car forward at constant speed against friction

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