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Force(N) Direction (deg) x Component y Component
F3 110 30 95.3 55
F4 100 125 122.6 81.9
F5 85 200 100.1 150.9
Resultant ? ? ? ?
Can somebody help me check on my data because I think I did the whole thing wrong and also when I got the resultant of x component it was 318 and 287.8
then I calculated the force which was like 428.
When I was solving for x component and y for F3 i got a few negatives and somewhere in the book said i had to add 180 degrees.
I am kind of confused had a bad prof for lab.
F3 110 30 95.3 55
F4 100 125 122.6 81.9
F5 85 200 100.1 150.9
Resultant ? ? ? ?
Can somebody help me check on my data because I think I did the whole thing wrong and also when I got the resultant of x component it was 318 and 287.8
then I calculated the force which was like 428.
When I was solving for x component and y for F3 i got a few negatives and somewhere in the book said i had to add 180 degrees.
I am kind of confused had a bad prof for lab.