In each case below, draw the free body diagram for the mass labeled "m". Label all forces and include friction betweensurfaces as needed but assume air drag is negligible.A box sitting stationaryon a horizontal surfacemA box sliding up aninclined planemA baseball just AFTERit leaves a batA sign hanging bytwo wires in a cornerT₂m7₂A book in an elevator with asecond book on top. The bookis being accelerated upwards.A ball on a string beingtwirled in a horizontal circleA box being pulledacross a horizontalsurfaceA baseball at the peak ofits trajectoryA package held stationarymPMoving two boxes by pushing onthe left boxPm

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In each case below, draw the free body diagram for the mar surfaces as needed but assume air drag is negligible. A box sining stationary on a horizontal surface A box sliding up an inclined plane A baseball just AFTER it leaves a bat ************ *********

In each case below, draw the free body diagram for the mar surfaces as needed but assume air drag is negligible. A box sining stationary on a horizontal surface A box sliding up an inclined plane A baseball just AFTER it leaves a bat **** *

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In each case below, draw the free body diagram for the mass labeled "m". Label all forces and include friction between
surfaces as needed but assume air drag is negligible.
A box sitting stationary
on a horizontal surface
m
A box sliding up an
inclined plane
m
A baseball just AFTER
it leaves a bat
A sign hanging by
two wires in a corner
T₂
m
7₂
A book in an elevator with a
second book on top. The book
is being accelerated upwards.
A ball on a string being
twirled in a horizontal circle
A box being pulled
across a horizontal
surface
A baseball at the peak of
its trajectory
A package held stationary
m
P
Moving two boxes by pushing on
the left box
P
m

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