Question

The direction of the 60-pound force is north, and the direction is east for the 100-pound force. Describe the direction of the net force.

Answer 1

srry gtg
@PRAETORIAN.10

Answer 2

...............physics

Answer 3

ummmm

Answer 4

isnt it just 160 North East

Answer 5

Yea can you help the teacher said the answer was 59 degrees Northeast

Answer 6

yeah bro i am like the last person you wanna ask about math/physics

Answer 7

you may as well ask a stick it probs knows more than me

Answer 8

but i would say the answer to get 59 would be 100 - 100 plus 60 and then take 1/100 = 1
so 59

Answer 9

I thought I would try, if you need help with english/literature/science; I'll surely help you

Answer 10

so yeah i dunno if that helps buddy

Answer 11

but it does equal 59 in the end

Answer 12

How does it

Answer 13

but i would say the answer to get 59 would be 100 - 100 plus 60 and then take 1/100 = 1
so 59

Answer 14

(i wrote it above)

Answer 15

like expand on it

Answer 16

lol i dunno mate

Answer 17

I get 100 - 100 = 0 + 60 = 60 part

Answer 18

then you just take 1/100 because there are two 100's in the equation

Answer 19

i guess

Answer 20

i dunno

Answer 21

i suck

Answer 22

i bet some maths people know this

Answer 23

im a history guy

Answer 24

@iambatman @Kainui

Answer 25

sorry i couldnt be much help

Answer 26

ask me about ancient roman guys anyday

Answer 27

the direction is
tan theta = 60/100
arctan (60/100) = theta

Answer 28

theta = 30.96 degrees

Answer 29

yep.....like i said xD

Answer 30

@PRAETORIAN.10 no you didn't say that, because like you said, "you are the last person to ask"

Answer 31

yeah it was a joke hence the laughing face......