MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER Below are several diagrams showing a bar with various forces (the red arrows) acting on it. These are the ONLY forces acting on each bar. In which of these diagrams could the bar be in equilibrium? Choose all that apply. H

MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER Below are several diagrams showing a bar with various forces (the red arrows) acting on it. These are the ONLY forces acting on each bar. In which of these diagrams could the bar be in equilibrium? Choose all that apply. H

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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