Answer the following questions. Show all your work for full credit. Solve allnumerical answers to three significant figures.1. If a fly bumps into the windshield of a fast-moving truck, (a) Whichencounters the greater force: the fly or the truck, or is the same forceencountered by both? (b) Which encounters the greater acceleration: the fly orthe truck, or is the same acceleration encountered byboth?2. A weight can be hung by string in any of the following 4 ways of same type. Inwhich type is the string most likely to break?(C)(B)w D3. A rope of mass 5 kg is moving vertically in vertical position with an upwardsforce of 100 N acting at the upper end an a downwards force of 70 N acting atthe lower end. Solve the tension at midpoint of the rope.4. For the situation shown in the figure,A7 kgF=100 N3 kgsmooth(a) Draw the free body diagrams of A and B.(b) Solve the acceleration of the blocks A and B?(c) Solve the magnitude of force applied by A on B.5. For the situation, shown in the figure,10 ke(a) Draw the free-body diagram of 10-kg box(b) Solve the acceleration of the box.(c) Solve the force exerted by the box on the incline. All contact surfaces areassumed frictionless.6. Two masses of 5kg and 10kg connected by a massless string passing over africtionless pulley are in equilibrium as shown in the figure. One of the mass isresting on the surface. Solve :(a) Tension in the string.(b) Normalreaction onthe 10kg block(takeg=10m/s³) 7.

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1. If a fly bumps into the windshield of a fast-moving truck, (a) Which encounters the greater force: the fly or the truck, or is the same force encountered by both? (b) Which encounters the greater acceleration: the fly or the truck, or is the same acceleration encountered byboth?

1. If a fly bumps into the windshield of a fast-moving truck, (a) Which encounters the greater force: the fly or the truck, or is the same force encountered by both? (b) Which encounters the greater acceleration: the fly or the truck, or is the same acceleration encountered byboth?

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