QUESTION 2 A traction device applies a force F to the head of a girl at an unknown angle 0, as shown in the figure. The mass used in the traction apparatus is given by m = 1.00 kg. %3D T. 20° 2.1 Draw suitable complete free-body diagram of all the forces acting on pulley D indicated, with all the components shown. Clearly indicate the chosen set of axes 2.2 Calculate the magnitude and direction of the force F applied to the head. Give the direction relative to the horizontal.

QUESTION 2 A traction device applies a force F to the head of a girl at an unknown angle 0, as shown in the figure. The mass used in the traction apparatus is given by m = 1.00 kg. %3D T. 20° 2.1 Draw suitable complete free-body diagram of all the forces acting on pulley D indicated, with all the components shown. Clearly indicate the chosen set of axes 2.2 Calculate the magnitude and direction of the force F applied to the head. Give the direction relative to the horizontal.

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