## Problem 5: Free Body Diagram of a Book on a Horizontal Tabletop (11%)### Problem Statement:A book is resting on a horizontal tabletop. The book is stationary, and there are no external forces applied to the book. If necessary, use $ F_s $ for the force of static friction and $ F_k $ as the force of kinetic friction.### Diagram Description:- The diagram shows a book of mass $ m $ on a horizontal table.- It includes the coefficients of static friction ($ \mu_s $) and kinetic friction ($ \mu_k $) between the table and the book.- There is an $ x, y $ coordinate system for reference.### Instructions:Please use the interactive area below to draw the Free Body Diagram for the book.### Interactive Area:The interactive area allows you to add forces on the book as follows:1. **Coordinate System**: Located on the interactive diagram with $ x $-axis and $ y $-axis.2. **Options**: - **Add Force**: You can select and add forces acting on the book. - **Reset All**: Clears all the forces added to the diagram.### Grading Summary:- **Deductions**: Points deducted for incorrect submissions.- **Potential**: Maximum points available for this problem.- **Submissions**: - You have a set number of attempts remaining. - 2% per attempt deduction applies. - You can view detailed submissions through the provided detailed view link.**Interactive Diagram Example**:- The diagram below shows a visual representation of the book on a tabletop with annotated forces and coefficients of friction.### Completing the Interactive Diagram:To complete the free body diagram:1. **Identify the Forces**: - **Gravity (Weight)**: Acting downwards, $ F_g = mg $. - **Normal Force**: Perpendicular to the surface, acting upwards, balancing gravity. - **Friction Force**: If needed, depending on the problem requirements. 2. **Add Forces**: - Use the "Add Force" button to place arrows representing these forces in the correct direction.This exercise helps students understand the basic principles of static equilibrium and friction in a practical scenario.

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(11%) Problem 5: A book is resting on a horizontal tabletop. The book is stationary and there are no extemal forces applied to the book. If necessary, use Fs for the force of static friction and Fk as the force of kinetic friction.

(11%) Problem 5: A book is resting on a horizontal tabletop. The book is stationary and there are no extemal forces applied to the book. If necessary, use Fs for the force of static friction and Fk as the force of kinetic friction.

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## Problem 5: Free Body Diagram of a Book on a Horizontal Tabletop (11%)

### Problem Statement:
A book is resting on a horizontal tabletop. The book is stationary, and there are no external forces applied to the book. If necessary, use $ F_s $ for the force of static friction and $ F_k $ as the force of kinetic friction.

### Diagram Description:
- The diagram shows a book of mass $ m $ on a horizontal table.
- It includes the coefficients of static friction ($ \mu_s $) and kinetic friction ($ \mu_k $) between the table and the book.
- There is an $ x, y $ coordinate system for reference.

### Instructions:
Please use the interactive area below to draw the Free Body Diagram for the book.

### Interactive Area:
The interactive area allows you to add forces on the book as follows:

1. **Coordinate System**: Located on the interactive diagram with $ x $-axis and $ y $-axis.
2. **Options**:
- **Add Force**: You can select and add forces acting on the book.
- **Reset All**: Clears all the forces added to the diagram.

### Grading Summary:
- **Deductions**: Points deducted for incorrect submissions.
- **Potential**: Maximum points available for this problem.
- **Submissions**:
- You have a set number of attempts remaining.
- 2% per attempt deduction applies.
- You can view detailed submissions through the provided detailed view link.

**Interactive Diagram Example**:
- The diagram below shows a visual representation of the book on a tabletop with annotated forces and coefficients of friction.

### Completing the Interactive Diagram:
To complete the free body diagram:
1. **Identify the Forces**:
- **Gravity (Weight)**: Acting downwards, $ F_g = mg $.
- **Normal Force**: Perpendicular to the surface, acting upwards, balancing gravity.
- **Friction Force**: If needed, depending on the problem requirements.

2. **Add Forces**:
- Use the "Add Force" button to place arrows representing these forces in the correct direction.

This exercise helps students understand the basic principles of static equilibrium and friction in a practical scenario.

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