Identify your receiver with a dotted line. Be aware that if you cannot identify the agent for a force, it

probably means that there is no force! Use arrows and labels to represent the forces (like step 5, above).

1. Draw a force diagram for balloon floating in the air.

2. Draw a force diagram for a baby that is dangling in a bouncy swing from the ceiling.

3. Draw a force diagram for the bowling ball as it rolls across the floor.

4. Draw a force diagram for the picture frame.

5.Draw a force diagram for the skier and skies during his jump.

6. Draw a force diagram for the sled and boxes together. Note that the child pulls on the sled at

an angle.

7. Draw a force diagram for the girl on tire.

8. Draw a force diagram for the worker sitting motionless on a sloped roof.