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Two forces, one of 10 N, another of 15 N, act on an object. What is the range of possibilities for the magnitude of the resultant?
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We can consider that two forces can apply to the same direction and opposite direction respectively. If they are applying in same direction, then 25 N is the max force while in the opposite case, 5N is the min force. Therefore, anything between them is our resultant force. Range would be [5,15]
Do you mean [5,25], should I include angles? And thx ;)
Or you can say it as 6<Force<26
We're not including angles here !
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