Compute Force f from A, B & C Coordinates

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To compute the force f using the coordinates of points A, B, and C, the coordinates of point D can be determined since segments AB and CD are parallel. The y-coordinate of D is calculated as the slope of AB multiplied by the x-coordinate. The slope can also be expressed as the tangent of the angle θ that AB makes with the x-axis. By selecting a value for x, the corresponding y-coordinate can be derived, allowing for the desired force f norm to be achieved. This method provides a straightforward approach for future reference in similar calculations.
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Hi,

I got a little rusty in the basics.. Need to compute the following force f.

I know the coordinates of A, B and C. Segments AB and CD are parallel. So I need to find to compute the coordinates D of the force f.PS: Don't mind of the size of the square, where the force is applied. I consider it as a spot, I don't care if it has size.
 

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OK, I found it. I am just writing it here for future reference for whoever has the same questrion..

Let's say that x and y are the coordinates of D. Then with some x, the y will be slope of AB multiplied by x. Or the tangent of the angle θ that AB makes with x-axis multiplied with x. So, in order to have such a force, you need a couple of (x,tan(θ)*x). You can set the value of x as big as you force f norm want to be.
 
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