5. Keeping the same scale, add a weight vector to the right hall's FED. (Ignore the weight of the excess electrons.) 6. The ball is in equilibrium, so there still must be an equal upward force. In figme 3a that force was the tension force. But the tension is no longer acting in the upward direction. It's now acting in a direction of 8 degrees relative to the vertical. The upward force is the ycomponent of the tension, Ty. Draw this vector and label it Ty. Be careful with your scale. Lab_a - Coulomb's Law Rev SBDIIZ