4. The block in the diagram below is being accelerated to the right across a rough surface by a force applied through the rope. a горе Which of the following best represents a free-body diagram for the block? A. В. C. D. Explanation:

4. The block in the diagram below is being accelerated to the right across a rough surface by a force applied through the rope. a горе Which of the following best represents a free-body diagram for the block? A. В. C. D. Explanation:

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