g Purpose . To demonstrate an understanding of how to draw Free Body Diagrams (FBD). - To demonstrate competency in analyzing which forces (Applied, Gravity, Normal, Tension, Friction or Air resistance) are working on an object and then representing those as vectors using the correct drawing conventions. Free Body Diagram Practice A flower pot sitting on a table. Force Diagram: A chandelier hanging from a chain. Force Diagram: A waiter holding a tray. Force Diagram: A stocking hung on the fireplace. Force Diagram:A tennis ball thrown in the air. Force Diagram: A bowling ball traveling at constant Force Diagram: velocity down the lane. A golf ball traveling through the air. Force Diagram: A golf ball rolling to the right comes to a Force Diagram: stop just before going in the hole.AM Sitting mononless on a perm. A disco ball hangs from the Force Diagram: ceiling by a wire. / :K' I K ' , i ' t' '_\\ '%~\\'-.' "I ' .r."' i A baseball player slows down as he slides Force Diagram: into the base. *7 Abucket of water is being raised from a Force Diagram: well at constant velocity. A skydiver has just left the plane (no air Force Diagram: resistance yet) and is accelerating towards the ground. A skydiver has opened the parachute and Force Diagram: is descending towards the ground at constant velocity. A basketball in the middle of a free throw. Force Diagram: A hurdler as she clears a hurdle. Force Diagram: SYCAMORE SYCANOE' water skier moving at constant velocity. Force Diagram: . book accelerating to the right due to a Force Diagram: push. >