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Draw a free body diagram of an object with a mass of 2kg falling down with a constant velocity. Use the object’s mass to determine its weight and add the information to the FBD.
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Draw a free body diagram of an object with a mass of 2kg falling down with a constant velocity.

Use the object’s mass to determine its weight and add the information to the FBD.

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The weight of the object is mg(mass•gravitational acceleration constant), which is 2•9.8=19.6
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