A tension-force replaces what objects when creating a Free Body Diagram?

A.) None of these

B.) Sprocket

C.) Chain

D.) Cable

E.) Rope

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Edward Kemp

Physics

6 July, 03:07

A tension-force replaces what objects when creating a Free Body Diagram?

A.) None of these

B.) Sprocket

C.) Chain

D.) Cable

E.) Rope

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Arabella Parrish · Answer 1

Option C D and E

chains cables and ropes.

Explanation:

A free body diagram is a simple sketch showing the forces acting on objects in a physical system.

Usually tensile forces are those forces that occur on objects that are pulled by a force. To get the correct answer choices we need to identify the objects that are most likely to be pulled by a force in any physical system. Such objects from our options include: chains cables and ropes.

This means that whenever these are acting in a physical system, they are mostly used in tension.

Consequently, whenever a free body diagram of such system is drawn, chains cables and ropes. are usually replaced by tension force arrows

A tension-force replaces what objects when creating a Free Body Diagram?A.) None of theseB.) SprocketC.) ChainD.) CableE.) Rope

A tension-force replaces what objects when creating a Free Body Diagram?

A.) None of these

B.) Sprocket

C.) Chain

D.) Cable

E.) Rope