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    Solving Complex Number Problems: z1 & z2

    Homework Statement Let z1 = 4 + 3i and z2 = 2 - 5i. Find each of the following in the form x + iy, showing the details of your work: I'll show in the photo the 2 questions i require help with. Homework Equations Complex numbers The Attempt at a Solution attempted f) 1/z^2 =...
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    What is the key to solving this two and three force members problem?

    thanks for the overwhelming help :D i managed to work it out by myself.
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    What is the key to solving this two and three force members problem?

    Homework Statement Hi, I've been looking over this problem and I can't manage to find a suitable approach to such a question :S maybe you could help me out. The structure can be seen in the given image. As shown, a load of magnitude is applied to a structure. Assuming that all members...
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    Solve Simple Loading System: Express Resultant Force in i & j

    hahah no worries man, should of mentioned that you needed to select the vector button :S. Module 3 is looking fun ay :D
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    Solve Simple Loading System: Express Resultant Force in i & j

    Have a look at that attached image of mine... Maybe that can help you.
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    Solve Simple Loading System: Express Resultant Force in i & j

    I suppose you could... Are you doing the same question in mastering engineering or mastering physics?
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    Solve Simple Loading System: Express Resultant Force in i & j

    the answer to this was Fr = vector J (-6.25)kN.
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    Solve Simple Loading System: Express Resultant Force in i & j

    Ah Thank you so much. The answer was j(6.25) kN. Life savers :D
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    Solve Simple Loading System: Express Resultant Force in i & j

    Hi thanks for the reply, I understand that if I move 2.5kN to the 2m mark, I will get a clockwise moment of 6.25kNm. However the question asks me to "Express my answer using the unit vectors i and j" How would I express 6.25kNm into its appropriate unit vectors?
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    Solve Simple Loading System: Express Resultant Force in i & j

    Homework Statement The question is fairly easy, however the way they want the answer displayed is doing my head in.. Anyways the questions states "replace the loading system by an equivalent resultant force (express your answer in terms of the unit vectors i and j)" The question is a...
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