In a free-body diagram, what does a vector arrow pointing upwards represent?

13. In a free-body diagram, what does a vector arrow pointing upwards represent?

  1. Shear force
  2. Tension force
  3. Compression force
  4. Frictional force

Answer

The correct answer is: B) Tension force

Explanation

A vector arrow pointing upwards in a free-body diagram commonly denotes a tension force, which causes the body to stretch or elongate along its axis.

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