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Free Body Diagrams

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of free body diagrams, illustrating various force scenarios for students. Each drawing captures different situations, including a pool ball at rest and in motion, cars at constant speed, acceleration and deceleration, and the effects of forces on a man being lifted by a balloon. Key terms such as unbalanced force, friction force, normal force, applied force, tension, weight, lift, and equilibrium are included to enhance understanding. Perfect for students learning about forces in physics.

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Free Body Diagrams

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  1. Free Body Diagrams Force Scenarios for Student Diagrams

  2. Drawing One and Two • Draw the forces on a pool ball sitting at rest on a pool table. • Draw the forces on a pool ball as it is struck by a cue stick while sitting on the table.

  3. Drawing Three, Four, and Five Draw the forces on: 3) A Car driving at a constant speed down the freeway. 4) A police car accelerating to chase a car. 5) A car decelerating when he sees the lights in his mirror.

  4. Drawing Six and Seven Draw the forces on: 6) A man being pulled off the ground by an enormous helium filled balloon on a windless day. 7) A man being pulled off the ground by an enormous balloon with a strong wind blowing from behind.

  5. Drawing 8 and 9 Draw the forces on: 8) An airplane accelerating forward during takeoff. 9) A plane moving forward and upward at a constant speed.

  6. Drawings 10, 11, and 12 Draw the forces on: 10) A car being towed at a constant speed. 11) A tow truck accelerating while pulling a car 12) A tow truck coming to a stop while pulling a car.

  7. Check for Understanding • Do you understand these terms now? • Force • Unbalanced Force • Friction Force (Ff) • Normal Force (FN) • Applied Force (FA) • Tension (FT) • Weight (Fg) • Lift (FL) • Equilibrium

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