The discussion revolves around solving two equations involving variables \(\vartheta_a\) and \(\vartheta_b\). The equations presented are: \(400\cos \vartheta_a = 300 + V_a\cos 45^\circ\) and \(400\sin \vartheta_b = V_b\sin 45^\circ\). It is established that there are two equations with four variables, indicating that a unique solution for all variables is unattainable. The original poster (OP) has acknowledged this limitation and has initiated a new thread for further exploration.
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You have two equations in four variables, so there's no way to get a unique solution for all four.weedannycool said:Homework Statement
i have 2 equations:
400cos \varthetaa = 300 + Vacos45
and
400sin \varthetab = Vbsin45
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
i have no clue, maybe square it.