Draw Your Own Free Body Vector Diagrams For each of the following situations: a) Draw a...

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Draw Your Own Free Body Vector Diagrams For each of the following situations: a) Draw a simple free body vector diagram. b) Determine the magnitude and direction of the net force. 1) Jack and John are competing in a tug-of-war. Jack can pull with a force of 30N and John can pull with a force of 28 N. explain who will win. 2) Mary pulls upwards with a force of 80 N, the object she is trying to lift has a weight of 90 N. Is she able to lift the object? 3) Spot, Patch and Rover the puppies are fighting over a rubber bone. Spot and Patch are working together, Spot pulls with a force of 13N and Patch with a force of 18 N. Rover is able to pull with a force of 29 N. Who gets the rubber bone? 4) A elevator is being pulled up by a cable with a force of 10 000N, the elevator has a weight of 8 000N. Describe the motion of the object. 5) A Cyclist exerts a force of 100 N when riding, but is riding into a headwind which pushes with a force of 90N, describe the motion of the cyclist. A water-skier pull on a boat with a force of 50 N, the boat is able to give a forward thrust of 100 N but has a drag of 15 N. What is the net force of the boat? Draw Your Own Free Body Vector Diagrams For each of the following situations: a) Draw a simple free body vector diagram. b) Determine the magnitude and direction of the net force. 1) Jack and John are competing in a tug-of-war. Jack can pull with a force of 30N and John can pull with a force of 28 N. explain who will win. 2) Mary pulls upwards with a force of 80 N, the object she is trying to lift has a weight of 90 N. Is she able to lift the object? 3) Spot, Patch and Rover the puppies are fighting over a rubber bone. Spot and Patch are working together, Spot pulls with a force of 13N and Patch with a force of 18 N. Rover is able to pull with a force of 29 N. Who gets the rubber bone? 4) A elevator is being pulled up by a cable with a force of 10 000N, the elevator has a weight of 8 000N. Describe the motion of the object. 5) A Cyclist exerts a force of 100 N when riding, but is riding into a headwind which pushes with a force of 90N, describe the motion of the cyclist. A water-skier pull on a boat with a force of 50 N, the boat is able to give a forward thrust of 100 N but has a drag of 15 N. What is the net force of the boat?