• First, edit the following diagram to show all the forces that are acting on the can, as well as to label the dimensions of the setup with the appropriate variables (R, Ax, h, 0). Hint: there are three distinct forces acting on the can.

• First, edit the following diagram to show all the forces that are acting on the can, as well as to label the dimensions of the setup with the appropriate variables (R, Ax, h, 0). Hint: there are three distinct forces acting on the can.

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there are three distinct forces acting on the can.

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