**Question 7**A car is coasting to the right but slowing down.- ⃝ C- ⃝ F- ⃝ A- ⃝ G- ⃝ D- ⃝ E- ⃝ B**Question 8**A ball is rolling to the right at a constant velocity without friction.- ⃝ C- ⃝ E- ⃝ B- ⃝ A- ⃝ F- ⃝ G- ⃝ D **Free Body Diagrams (FBDs) for Questions #1 through #12**Use the letter associated with each of the following FBDs to answer questions #1 through #12:**A.**- Diagram Description: A box with four forces acting upon it. - \( f_{norm} \): Force acting upwards - \( f_{appl} \): Force acting to the right - \( f_{frict} \): Force acting to the left - \( f_{grav} \): Force acting downwards**B.**- Diagram Description: A box with four forces acting upon it. - \( f_{norm} \): Force acting upwards - \( f_{appl} \): Force acting to the right - \( f_{frict} \): Force acting to the left - \( f_{grav} \): Force acting downwards**C.**- Diagram Description: A box with three forces acting upon it. - \( f_{norm} \): Force acting upwards - \( f_{frict} \): Force acting to the left - \( f_{grav} \): Force acting downwards**D.**- Diagram Description: A box with two forces acting upon it. - \( f_{norm} \): Force acting upwards - \( f_{grav} \): Force acting downwards**E.**- Diagram Description: A box with three forces acting upon it. - \( f_{tens} \): Force acting upwards - \( f_{tens} \): Force acting downwards - \( f_{grav} \): Force acting downwards**F.**- Diagram Description: A box with two forces acting upon it. - \( f_{air} \): Force acting upwards - \( f_{grav} \): Force acting downwards**G.**- Diagram Description: A box with one force acting upon it. - \( f_{grav} \): Force acting downwards

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