1. The problem asks to identify external forces acting on different systems and their directions.
2. For part (b), we consider forces outside each system acting on it:
- Book on hand: force is downward (gravity and book's weight act down on hand).
- Hand on book: force is upward (hand supports the book).
- Floor on book: NA (floor does not act on book directly in this context).
- Earth on book: NA (earth's gravity acts on book but is considered internal or not external here).
3. For part (c), forces acting on the hand are:
- Book on hand (downward force from book's weight).
- Hand on book (reaction force upward from hand to book).
- Floor on hand and Earth on hand are not acting forces on the hand in this scenario.
4. Summary:
- External forces on hand: book on hand (down), hand on book (up).
- External forces on book: hand on book (up), book on hand (down).
This analysis follows Newton's third law and the concept of action-reaction forces.
External Forces 2Cd016
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