c. The spool is pulled by a horizontal force, P = 600 N. Assume the spool will roll withoutslipping.250 mm400 mm 1.For each of the rigid bodies shown below:Identify the type of motion the rigid body experiencesDraw and label the Free-body and Kinematic Diagrams

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For each of the rigid bodies shown below:
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Draw and label the Free-body and Kinematic Diagrams

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