sevag00 Messages 80 Reaction score 1 Thread starter Oct 12, 2013 #1 Hi again. Can somebody guide me in find the direction angles of the vector force given below? Attachments Capture.JPG 3.8 KB · Views: 485
Legaldose Messages 73 Reaction score 6 Oct 12, 2013 #2 You would use trigonometry to break up the force into it's components in the x,y and z direction, then just solve for the missing angle using those functions
You would use trigonometry to break up the force into it's components in the x,y and z direction, then just solve for the missing angle using those functions
sevag00 Messages 80 Reaction score 1 Oct 12, 2013 #3 I'm having difficulty in breaking up the force into its x component.
Legaldose Messages 73 Reaction score 6 Oct 12, 2013 #4 Are you trying to solve for the angle in the x direction?
sevag00 Messages 80 Reaction score 1 Oct 12, 2013 #6 I'm guessing this force doesn't have x conponent. Fy=-500cos45 and Fz=-500cos60 Are those components correct?
I'm guessing this force doesn't have x conponent. Fy=-500cos45 and Fz=-500cos60 Are those components correct?