Find Resultant Force of F1,3 & F2,3 | .899 N Magnitude

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To find the resultant force of F1,3 and F2,3, the components of each force should be added together. F1,3 has components of x = -0.719 N and y = -0.54 N, while F2,3 has components of x = 0.719 N and y = -0.54 N. Adding the x-components results in a total of 0 N, and the y-components sum to -1.08 N. The resultant force can then be calculated using these combined components. The final resultant force magnitude and direction can be determined from these values.

Feb 26, 2012

physicshelp45

I need to find the resultant force for two separate forces - F1,3 and F2,3. F1,3's components are x= -.719 and y= -.54. F2,3's components are x= .719 and y= -.54. The angle between the q1-q3 line and the x-axis is 36.9. F1,3 and F2,3's magnitude is .899 N. Can someone help me?

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Feb 26, 2012

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Just add the components.

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