DESCRIPTIONS FBD 3. A gymnast holding onto a bar, is suspended motionless in mid-air. The bar is supported by two ropes that attach to the ceiling. Diagram the forces acting on the combination of gymnast and bar.

Sneak E. Fox Scheme #2: Hoist an Acme brand anvil into the air and drop it onto the bird, using a rope over a steel shaft.  The anvil is made of steel and weighs 250 lbs. How much force on the free end of the rope does it take to hold the anvil in place? how much force on the rope is required to lift the anvil into place? is the fox able to hold the anvil using the rope?  Can the fox lift the anvil using the rope?

The bird feeder has a total mass of 5 kg. Given that angle 1 is 65 degrees and angle 2 is 40 degrees, what is the magnitude of the tension force in both cables? Include 1) a free body diagram 2) Newton's second law in vector form and 3) Newton's second law in the x-direction and the y- direction, expressed in terms of variables. O, Bird food

Two Physics 101 students are attempting to remove an old stump from the ground.  They start by hammering a spike into the stump to give them something to tie on ropes.  Assume that both students pull with the same force and rank the following strategies from most to least effective (most effective in the #1 spot).   Question 1 options:   Tie on one rope and have both students pull on it.   Tie on two ropes and have each student pull with a 15 degree angle between the ropes.   Tie on two ropes and have each student pull with a 45 degree angle between the ropes.   Tie on two ropes and have each student pull with a 60 degree angle between the ropes.

Closure: A dog walker is trying to control three different dogs. One is pulling N72W with a force of 24 Ibs. A second is pulling S13E with a force of 40 Ibs. The third is pulling S71W with a force of 34 Ibs. VWhat is the magnitude, direction angle and bearing of the force that the dog walker must apply so that she is in equilibrium?