2. What are the forces on each of the objects in the diagram? The situation: Greg,...

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2. What are the forces on each of the objects in the diagram? The situation: Greg, fresh from his tour as a professional road-boarder, is now trying his hand at magic. Tired of the usual pulling a table cloth out from under a vase of flowers, has decided to use a pulley system instead. As we tune into his rehearsal, Greg is pulling down on the frictionless, massless, and stretchless rope. His hands are accelerating downward. The rope is attached ultimately to a table cloth which is between a table (not attached to the floor) and a priceless Ming Vase with but a single flower. Draw the forces on the separated diagram on the next page. (Ignore the effects of air and whatever is keeping the ceiling up.) 2. What are the forces on each of the objects in the diagram? The situation: Greg, fresh from his tour as a professional road-boarder, is now trying his hand at magic. Tired of the usual pulling a table cloth out from under a vase of flowers, has decided to use a pulley system instead. As we tune into his rehearsal, Greg is pulling down on the frictionless, massless, and stretchless rope. His hands are accelerating downward. The rope is attached ultimately to a table cloth which is between a table (not attached to the floor) and a priceless Ming Vase with but a single flower. Draw the forces on the separated diagram on the next page. (Ignore the effects of air and whatever is keeping the ceiling up.)