Recent content by Heres2hoping

im having problems ioading the picture, so maybe I'll try again tomorrow (it's really late for me)thank you for you help :)

Actually, I think I'll try to figure out the rest tomorrow. I understand the problem more than I had, so thank you for your time :)

Ok, so where do I go from there? I don't have the angles of the new triangle, so do I need to figure them out?

Oh my goodness! It makes so much more sense! Thank you so much! I'm going to go try that out

do you mean for each individual strand to become its own little triangle (in a sense)? Or more of one big one?

I got it! I think...

I'm not sure how to... Sorry

So, I can assume that the answer is going to be in the north-west segment, right?

Ok, I'll do that. But what formula should I use if I wanted to determine the total force and to what degree?

Strand 2 is 8mN Strand 3 is 13.7mN ( I'd forgotten the direction )

Homework Statement A spider builds a web using 4 strands as support. Strand 1: 21mN [20°E of N] Strand 2: 16mN [60°E of S] Strand 3: 18mN [40°W of S] Determine the force of tension in strand 4 assuming the web is stable. Homework Equations r(cosθ) - N/S components r(sinθ) - E/W components The...

(0o0) thank you so much! I can't believe I did that (-｡-; I got the right answer this time (^-^)

*1/2at2... That's might be my problem, but it's been an issue for almost an hour now (¬_¬)

Homework Statement A speeder moving at 120km/h passes a police car that immediately begins to chase, starting from rest, with an acceleration of 1.75 m/s2. How long is the chase? The answer is 38.1s Homework Equations d=v1+at2 At least that's what I tried, but it didn't work out right.., The...

I new to the whole concept of this, so I'm sorry in advance if I screw up (>_<) ... Not sure what I can do wrong, but if there's a chance, it'll probably happen (¬_¬) that aside, I'm having a few issues with class, so I'm hoping that this site can help me out （＾_＾）