Asked by Marvin
An 11N force acting due north and a 22-N force acting 30° North of east act concurrently on a point. What is the equilibrant force at that point? I'm having such a hard time.=(
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Damon
find resultant and do the opposite.
north
11 + 22 sin 30
east
22 cos 30
magnitude = sqrt(north^2 + east^2)
tan angle north of east
= north/east
you want that magnitude
but opposite direction, same angle south of west
north
11 + 22 sin 30
east
22 cos 30
magnitude = sqrt(north^2 + east^2)
tan angle north of east
= north/east
you want that magnitude
but opposite direction, same angle south of west
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