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Real-Life Free Body Diagram Practice: FBD Examples and Drawings

Practice creating Free Body Diagrams (FBD) for real-life objects you interact with daily. Draw 6 examples, 3 moving and 3 stationary, with 3 forces each. Follow detailed requirements for sketches and force labeling.

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Real-Life Free Body Diagram Practice: FBD Examples and Drawings

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  1. 1st Free-body HW Assignment Examples in real life

  2. HW requirements: • Each student must draw 6 examples of FBD (3 for moving objects, 3 for stationary objects) • Each object must be real and something you come into contact with during the next 24 hours. • Each object must have at least 3 different forces applied to it. • Air pressure counts only if it is pushing or pulling in only one direction

  3. For each example: • Sketch a picture of the object in its environment • Draw a FBD, label each force with an identifying variable (F + a subscript) • For moving objects, a direction of Motion arrow is required

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