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Finding magnitude F and angle theta for 750N resultant force
The only part which makes sense is where I have to add the x and y components to get the resultant of x and y. Where do I go from after I have the resultants?- Jintachi
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding magnitude F and angle theta for 750N resultant force
Pcosθ for x component, and sin for y?- Jintachi
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Finding magnitude F and angle theta for 750N resultant force
Can you see the image?- Jintachi
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Finding magnitude F and angle theta for 750N resultant force
How would you guys start this? I'm sorry to ask this but I'm fairly clueless. I'm pretty sure what I've said to the above post makes no sense- Jintachi
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding magnitude F and angle theta for 750N resultant force
Oops. forgot to mention, I got 22.61degrees from the triangle on the 325N vector. I got it by doing: tan-1(5/12) = 22.6198- Jintachi
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Finding magnitude F and angle theta for 750N resultant force
Homework Statement The question in short: If the resultant force acting on the bracket is 750N along the x positive axis, what is the magnitude of F and the direction (theta) The Attempt at a Solution I have tried for several hours now trying to get this done. I have made a table for...- Jintachi
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Mechanical Engineering and BioMed. Engineering?
I really wanted to do Biomedical engineering but didnt do biology before so had to route into something else. Was well gutted, biomedical engineering would be SO interesting- Jintachi
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering