Question

Please help me Astrophysics!!!! :"D

Answer 1

@sweetburger Please help me!!!! :)

Answer 2

Can anyone please help me find the resultant angle?!?!?!?

Answer 3

@MAEMAEHOCKEY final got your tagname :D

Answer 4

give me a couple of mins

Answer 5

np, take your time :)

Answer 6

i thought it would be simple

Answer 7

and i thought ......nvm. i'll just beg at someone's else's door. -_-

Answer 8

i willl help u i am happy to

Answer 9

really?????? :D

Answer 10

yaaa

Answer 11

yuss!!!

Answer 12

ok i think i got it

Answer 13

Hey don't bother, i don't wanna make you go through stress just for a question...leave it, i'll just ask someone else...Chill...:"D

Answer 14

what .......i am not stressed

Answer 15

i'm just saying if your here to be a chill bird, then be a chill bird, i ain't trapping you in a cage. :"D

Answer 16

i am not

Answer 17

Aait then.... i just wanna let you know that i've already done 90% of the question, i just need to find the resultant angle. and Thanks!!!

Answer 18

ok i think i got it if i am doing it right

Answer 19

please proceed....:D

Answer 20

24 right ???

Answer 21

can you confirm if the 24 and 32 degrees as shown in the marked up diagram?

Answer 22

hold up let me attach a picture of the actual question....don't go anywhere...promise me!!! O_O

Answer 23

ok!

Answer 24

Yes, this is a little better, with the force magnitudes.
One suggestion I make for your future solutions is to draw the forces in the same orientation as the original. This way, there is a lesser chance of making mistakes.

Answer 25

ok :)

Answer 26

So R^2=15^2+12^2-2(15)(12)cos(124)=23.8812 as you had it.