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An object has three forces acting on it 1200N at 51.3 degrees and 1400N at 42.0 degrees,what is the magnitude and direction of the third force?
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Answered by
Reiny
I will assume you want the equilibrant.
I will use vectors
R = 1200(cos51.3,sin51.3) + 1400(cos42,sin42)
= (750.291,936.516) + (1040.403, 936.828) carrying all decimals my calculator can hold
= (1790.694, 1873.299)
|R| = sqrt(1790.694^2 + 1873.299^2)
= 2591.493
tan(theta) = 1873.299/1790.694
theta = 46.29 degrees
so the resultant has direction 180 + 46.29 degrees= 226.29 degrees
and a magnitude of 2591.493 N
You might want to check my arithmetic by doing the question using the cosine law
I will use vectors
R = 1200(cos51.3,sin51.3) + 1400(cos42,sin42)
= (750.291,936.516) + (1040.403, 936.828) carrying all decimals my calculator can hold
= (1790.694, 1873.299)
|R| = sqrt(1790.694^2 + 1873.299^2)
= 2591.493
tan(theta) = 1873.299/1790.694
theta = 46.29 degrees
so the resultant has direction 180 + 46.29 degrees= 226.29 degrees
and a magnitude of 2591.493 N
You might want to check my arithmetic by doing the question using the cosine law
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cheru zemede
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Faiz
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three force acting on an object figure 1.32.which is in equilibrium .determine force A
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