Worksheet #1 Free Body or Force Diagrams: Drawing Free-Body Diagrams for different physical situations.

Free body diagram worksheet showing various scenarios with forces acting on objects, including a book on a table, a girl suspended from a ceiling, an egg falling, and a car moving.

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- A downward arrow labeled "Weight" (or "Gravity") representing the force of gravity pulling the book toward the Earth.
- An upward arrow labeled "Normal Force" representing the force exerted by the desk pushing up on the book, equal in magnitude to the weight since there's no vertical acceleration.
- A rightward arrow labeled "Applied Force" representing the force pushing the book to the right.
- A leftward arrow labeled "Friction" representing the kinetic friction force opposing the motion. This arrow is shorter than the Applied Force arrow because the book is accelerating to the right, meaning the net force is to the right (Applied Force > Friction).

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