Determine u and v components of the Force F.

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The discussion focuses on determining the u and v components of a force vector F in a statics problem. The user has successfully calculated the x and y components but seeks guidance on extracting the u and v components as illustrated in the referenced materials. The solution involves applying vector projection principles as outlined in the Wikipedia article on vector projection, which provides the necessary mathematical framework for this calculation.

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1. Problem is pictured here. http://engineeringhomework.net/statics/hw1p14.html" I have already found the x and y components, but I don't know how to get the u and v as shown.
 
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