Please answer questions 10 and 11

010 10.0 points A large spool is pulled across a level table- top by a constant force applied to a string wrapped tightly around the inner part of the spool. tejeda (ht7437) - PHY1_Spring Final A (Part 2) 22-23 - tejeda - (Lorys LEFT RIGHT T If the spool does not slip on the tabletop, and the string does not slip on the spool, in which direction will the spool roll in the two orientations? 1. In both cases, the spool slides without rolling. 2. To the left; to the right 3. To the left; to the left 4. To the right; to the left 5. To the right; to the right 6. In both cases, the spool remains at rest. 011 10.0 points When you are moving up at constant speed in an elevator, there are two forces acting on you: the floor pushing up on you (Fi) and gravity pulling down (F2). What's the relation of the magnitude of F1 and F2? 1. F1 = F2 from Newton's third law. 2. F1 = F2 from Newton's first law. 3. F1 > F2 from Newton's second law. 4. It depends on which direction the elevator is moving. 5. F1