Consider two vectors ~ F1 and ~ F2 with magnitude F1 = 71 N and F2 = 96 N and wh
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Question
Consider two vectors ~ F1 and ~ F2 with magnitude F1 = 71 N and F2 = 96 N and where theta1= 292 and theta2 = 182. The
angles are measured from the positive x axis
with the counter-clockwise angular direction
as positive.
What is the magnitude of the resultant vec-
tor k~F k, where ~F = ~ F1 + ~ F2 ?
Answer in units of N
What is the direction of this resultant vec-
tor ~F ? Use counterclockwise as the positive
angular direction, between the limits of -180 degres and +180 degrees as measured from the positive x
axis.
Answer in units of degrees
Explanation / Answer
angle b/w the vectors is 292-182 = 110 degree
so net F1+F2 = sqrt[F1^2 + F2^2+2F1F2cos(theta)]
= 97.95 N
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