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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Two forces of magnitude 100N and 70N act on an object . The angle between the forces is 120 degrees. What is the resultant force. This is what I got . ΙU ⃗+V ⃗Ι^2 = ΙU ⃗Ι+ΙV ⃗Ι-2 ΙU ⃗Ι ΙV ⃗Ι cos⁡〖60°〗 = (100)^2+(10)^2-2(100)(10)cos⁡〖60°〗 ΙU ⃗+V ⃗Ι = √7900 = 88.88 sin⁡a/(ΙV ⃗Ι)=sin⁡〖(60°)〗/(ΙU ⃗+V ⃗Ι) sin⁡a/70=sin⁡〖(60°)〗/88.8 a = sin^(-1)⁡〖[(70sin⁡(60°))/88.88]〗 a≅43° ∴ The magnitude is 88.88N with a direction of E43°N can anyone confirm ? :/

OpenStudy (anonymous):

My answer is the resultant force is 88.88 N at an angle of 43 degrees from the 100 N force.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

oh ok so is the vector direction right E43N?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yeah, i think so

OpenStudy (anonymous):

k thanks

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