2. A uniform rigid rod rests on a level, frictionless surface. The diagram below indicates fo different combinations of (1) net force on the rod, Fnet, and (2) net torque on the rod abou. center of mass, Tnet. In each box, draw vectors that represent one or two forces that achie given combination of net force and net torque. If any combination is not possible, state s explicitly. looge adt : For example: In the second case, indicate one or two forces that could be exerted on the that at the instant shown the net force on it is zero, but the net torque on it is not zero.

2. A uniform rigid rod rests on a level, frictionless surface. The diagram below indicates fo different combinations of (1) net force on the rod, Fnet, and (2) net torque on the rod abou. center of mass, Tnet. In each box, draw vectors that represent one or two forces that achie given combination of net force and net torque. If any combination is not possible, state s explicitly. looge adt : For example: In the second case, indicate one or two forces that could be exerted on the that at the instant shown the net force on it is zero, but the net torque on it is not zero.

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2. A uniform rigid rod rests on a level, frictionless surface. The diagram below indicates four
different combinations of (1) net force on the rod, Fnet, and (2) net torque on the rod about its
center of mass, Tnet. In each box, draw vectors that represent one or two forces that achieve the
given combination of net force and net torque. If any combination is not possible, state so
explicitly.
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For example: In the second case, indicate one or two forces that could be exerted on the rod so-
that at the instant shown the net force on it is zero, but the net torque on it is not zero.
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