3. A puppy finds a rawhide bone and begins to pull it with a force, Ft. The free-body diagram is shown. Which describes what happens to the bone? a. It begins to move toward the right. b. It stays in dynamic equilibrium. c. It stays in static equilibrium. d. It begins to move toward the left. `F = 8 N F,= -4 N F= 6N F, =-8 N

3. A puppy finds a rawhide bone and begins to pull it with a force, Ft. The free-body diagram is shown. Which describes what happens to the bone? a. It begins to move toward the right. b. It stays in dynamic equilibrium. c. It stays in static equilibrium. d. It begins to move toward the left. `F = 8 N F,= -4 N F= 6N F, =-8 N

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