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Drawing and Labelling Free Body Diagrams

Whilst using the simulation in the previous activity you will have been introduced to the forces that act on a body. These are indicated by arrows of various sizes that are drawn from the body itself. The size/length of the arrow indicates the amount of force that is being exerted. These are called free body diagrams.

The interactive PowerPoint below will guide you through the steps of labelling/drawing free body diagrams. 

Click on the link or picture below to access the PowerPoint:

Drawing and Labelling Free Body Diagrams



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