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The discussion revolves around a puzzle that requires drawing a free body diagram (FBD), with participants expressing confusion over the instructions provided. There is a debate about the value of simply posting questions for others to answer, as it detracts from the learning experience. Participants emphasize the importance of showing work to receive help, reinforcing the educational purpose of the forum. The distinction between "construct" and "construt" in the hint raises further questions about the clarity of the instructions. Overall, the conversation highlights the balance between seeking assistance and fostering independent problem-solving skills.
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I can solve it :)
 
:confused:Em why does the question say to draw a free body diagram, and then offer "constructing" a free body diagram as a hint?

More confusing, is what Berkeman said, why can't we all just post our questions and get others to answer them for us as a supposed challenge?

oh hang on, where then would the reward be in solving them, and what would we actually learn: That we know how to copy letters and numbers?
 
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:confused:Em why does the question say to draw a free body diagram, and then offer "constructing" a free body diagram as a hint?

No, no, no. It says to "Construt" the FBD, not construct. That's a way different hint for a textbook problem to be giving... :rolleyes:
 

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