Finding force needed to neutralize a vector

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Start date Sep 2, 2011
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Force Neutralize Vector

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To neutralize a resultant vector of 150g at an angle of 36.87 degrees, one must apply an equal and opposite force. The problem requires understanding vector components and equilibrium. The force needed can be calculated using trigonometric functions to resolve the vector into its horizontal and vertical components. A clear grasp of vector addition and subtraction is essential for solving this type of problem. Assistance with the calculations and concepts involved is crucial for those unfamiliar with the material.

Sep 2, 2011

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Homework Statement

What force is needed to neutralize the resultant vector 150g at 36.87 degrees

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I have no idea what this is even asking me to do. Please Help!
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Sep 2, 2011

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PS- my instructor is very clear and I haven't been in a class like this in over 5 years... any help would be greatly appreciated.

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