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Yes all the force would be in Y direction, but it just couldn't be applied so Y velocity would still be 0.

For the angle I take γ=α-β From that I get that X velocity = cosγ*F and Y velocity = sinγ*F Now let's say that α=0 and β=-90. It's obvious that both X and Y velocities are equal to 0. But from the equations above I get that X velocity = 0 while Y velocity = F which is wrong.

I can only include 1 angle (α) and force in right triangle (other angle will always be 90-α).

[PLAIN]http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/336/angleqj.png Lets say that the body has force F in the direction B(β). What is the formula that would let me calculate X velocity and Y velocity of the body? The formula should include all three factors, A(α), B(β), and F (force of the body)...