Saved 5 O Required information Part 1 of 3 A worker standing on a truck uses rope AB to slowly lower object B down a chute. The object weighs 75 lb and fits loosely against the walls of the chute and slides with no friction. In the position shown, the center of object B is halfway down the chute. The person's hand A lies in the xy plane, and the chute lies in a plane parallel to the yz plane. 2 points NOTE: This is a multi-part question. Once an answer is submitted, you will be unable to return to this part. e Book Hint Print 4 ft- A References 3 ft C 3 ft - X B 4 it D Draw the free-body diagram needed to determine the tension in rope AB and the reactions between the object and the chute. Tool Tip: You are working with a 3-dimensional object in a 2-dimensional drawing tool. The angle displayed when drawing a force does not relate to the x/y/z axes of the object, but instead to the grading mechanism of the tool. As you draw the free-body diagram, use the x/yiz axes, geometry of the object, and context of the situation to determine the correct orientation of the forces. The free-body diagram of object Bis Force Mc Grav