Physics, asked by Ayushi8584, 9 months ago

Find the resultant of the following two displacements: 2m at 30 deg at 4m at 120 deg. The angles are taken relative to the x-axis

Answers

Answered by knjroopa
12

Explanation:

Given Find the resultant of the following two displacements: 2 m at 30 deg at 4 m at 120 deg. The angles are taken relative to the x-axis

  • Now we have two displacements that is  
  • R1 = 2 cos 30 – 4 cos 60
  •      = 2 x √3 / 2 – 4 x  1 / 2
  •      =  √3 - 2
  •      =  1.732 - 2
  •     = - 0.268 m
  • R2 = 2 sin 30 + 4 sin 60
  •     = 2 x 1/2 + 4 x √3 / 2
  •     = 1 + 2 √3
  •    = 1 + 2 (1.732)
  •    =  1 + 3.464
  •     = 4.464 m
  • Now R = √R 1^2 + R2^2
  •             = √(-0.268)^2 + (4.464)^2
  •              = √0.0718 + 19.927
  •               = √19.999
  •               = 4.472 m
  • Now tan Q = R 2 / R1
  •                     = 4.464 / - 0.268
  •                       = - 16.656
  •            Or Q = - 86.6 degree
  • Now resultant will be 180 – 86.6 = 93.4 degree

Reference link will be

https://brainly.in/question/15142358

Similar questions