Kin 216: Free Body Diagrams

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What is a free body diagram

Allows you to visualize force. 
Allows you to visualize the direction and magnitude of applied forces and the resulting reaction on a body

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is an FBD a scaled drawing

No, it’s a problem-solving strategy

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Signs for adding forces

Positive = up, right

Negative = down, left

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In what cases can forces be summed together?

If forces are acting in parallel and in same direction, you can compose them into one vector by summing the two forces

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When forces are acting in horizontal and vertical planes, how can they be summed together?

Forces acting on different planes can be summed together using “Vector Addition”

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A vector can be broken down into?

It’s horizontal (x) and vertical (y) components

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What can we use to calculate the magnitude of a vector?

We can use the x and y components and Pythagorean theorem to calculate the magnitude of a vector

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Instead of pythagorean theorem, what else can be used to calculate the magnitude of a vector

If we know the angle, we can use trigonometric fx to solve for the x and y components and the magnitude of a vector

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Is it easier to push or pull a desk across the room?

It’s easier to pull a desk across the room
When you push → Reaction Force = Wt of desk + F

When you pull → Reaction force = Wt of desk - F

Pulling the desk allows you to reduce the reaction force by reducing the friction

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