A. Free-body Diagram.Directions: In each of the following situations, represents the object with a dot. Draw and labelall the forces using the standard force symbols learned in the class in the space provided.1. Object is motionlesson the surface.3. Object slows down dueto friction on an inclineplane.3. Object slows down dueto friction on an incline2. Object is motionlessplane.on the surface.

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