An object with a known mass dropped from rest at the top of the building is falling. Which of the following is the best drawing of the free-body diagram that represents this situation. 10n Fair Frens Fgrav 12n Fgrav Option 4 Option 3 10n Fnorm Fnorm 15n Fapp 4n Ftrict grav 10n Fgrav

An object with a known mass dropped from rest at the top of the building is falling. Which of the following is the best drawing of the free-body diagram that represents this situation. 10n Fair Frens Fgrav 12n Fgrav Option 4 Option 3 10n Fnorm Fnorm 15n Fapp 4n Ftrict grav 10n Fgrav

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Chapter4: Dynamics: Force And Newton's Laws Of Motion

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