(a) Explanation When the stone is at rest on the ice, the forces acting on it is the force due to is weight and the normal force exerted by the ice against the force due to weight of the stone. The free-body diagram when stone is at rest on ice. (b) To determine The free-body diagram for the stone while it slides down the rink. (c) To determine The free-body diagram for the stone while a head-on collision with opponent’s stone at rest.

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Chapter 4, Problem 133P

(a)

To determine

The free-body diagram for the stone while it sits rest on the ice.

(b)

To determine

The free-body diagram for the stone while it slides down the rink.

(c)

To determine

The free-body diagram for the stone while a head-on collision with opponent’s stone at rest.

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