Asked by sarah grace santiago
3 boys pulling at the end of 3 ropes held together on a knot. one boy pulls with a force of 20 Newton eastward, while a 2nd boy pulls with the same magnitude force northward. in what direction and with what force must a 3rd boy be pulling if his pull of the knot is to be equal and opposite to the combine pulls of the other 2 boys.
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Answered by
drwls
The three forces must have a resultant of zero.
The third force must be 20*sqrt2 Newtons, in a SW direction.
The third force must be 20*sqrt2 Newtons, in a SW direction.
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Anonymous
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Answered by
Henry
F1 + F2 = 20N.[0o] * 20N.[90o].
F1+F2 = 20 + 20i = 28.3N.[45o].
F3 must be equal to -(F1+F2).
F3 = -28.3[45o] = 28.3[45+180] = 28.3[225] = 28.3N.[45o] S. of W.
F1+F2 = 20 + 20i = 28.3N.[45o].
F3 must be equal to -(F1+F2).
F3 = -28.3[45o] = 28.3[45+180] = 28.3[225] = 28.3N.[45o] S. of W.
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