A horse is pulling a canal boat at 12 degrees to the rope. Tension of the rope it 1150 newtons. The canal is moving at a steady speed. Calculate the resistive forces opposing the boats forward motion.
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A horse is pulling a canal boat at 12 degrees to the rope. Tension of the rope it 1150 newtons. The canal is moving at a steady speed. Calculate the resistive forces opposing the boats forward motion.

bobpursley · Answer

Force forward= 1150*cos12 Since there is no acceleration, this pulling force must be equal to resistive force forward.

Anonymous · Answer

How did you get cos

anon · Answer

just by putting cos(12) in calculator

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Anonymous · Answer

A horse is pulling a canal boat at 12 degrees to the rope. Tension of the rope it 1150 newtons. The canal is moving at a steady speed. Calculate the resistive forces opposing the boats forward motion.
physics (SAT 2) -