Answer all the parts please Problem 5: Aleg is suspended in a traction system as shown in the image to the right. The imagepulley 4.below that shows a free-body diagram of the forcesWiegw = mgPart (a) What will the magnitude of force F keeping the pulley in place be in the free body diagram of pulley 4? Give your answer in terms of theother variables in the problem statement.F = Part (b) Suppose that rather than a shinbone, as shown in the image, the patient has a broken femur that must be placed in the traction setup. Ifpulley 4 is again connected to the leg such that F is the tension in the cable attaching the leg to pulley 4, in what way could we increase the magnitude of F inorder to increase the force on the leg?Decrease angle 0 by moving the pulley left.Changing the angle will not affect the horizontal force.Increase angle 0 by moving the pulley right.

(a) Magnitude of force(F) From the figure which is shown in the question we have F =…

Problem 5: Aleg is suspended in a traction system as shown in the image to the right. The image below that shows a free-body diagram of the forces on pulley 4. Wieg w = mg Part (a) What will the magnitude of force F keeping the pulley in place be in the free body diagram of pulley 4? Give your answer in terms of the- other variables in the problem statement.

Problem 5: Aleg is suspended in a traction system as shown in the image to the right. The image below that shows a free-body diagram of the forces on pulley 4. Wieg w = mg Part (a) What will the magnitude of force F keeping the pulley in place be in the free body diagram of pulley 4? Give your answer in terms of the- other variables in the problem statement.

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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