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find the resultant of two forces equal to 3 Newtons and 6 Newton respectively
acting at an angle of 120 degree​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :-

3√3 N

Given :-

  • Forces acting on the body are 3N , 6N
  • Angle between them is 120°

To find :-

  • Resultant force

Solution :-

As we know the formula to find the resultant forces that is

\red {\dag \: F_r =  \sqrt{F_1 {}^{2} +F_2 {}^{2}   + 2 F_1F_2cos \theta} }

  • F1 ,F2 are forces acting on the body
  • Fr resultant force

Substituting the values,

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{(3) {}^{2} +(6) {}^{2}   + 2 (3)(6)cos 120 {}^{ \circ} } }

As we know that cos120° is -1/2

Simplifying the values

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{9 +36   + 2 (3)(6) \bigg(\dfrac{ - 1}{2} \bigg) } }

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{9 +36   + 36 \bigg(\dfrac{ - 1}{2} \bigg) } }

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{9 +36   +  \dfrac{ - 36}{2}  } }

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{45     - 18  } }

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{27  } }

 \red { \: F_r =3  \sqrt{3  } }

So, the resultant force is 3√3 N

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Answered by EmperorSoul
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Answer :-

3√3 N

Given :-

Forces acting on the body are 3N , 6N

Angle between them is 120°

To find :-

Resultant force

Solution :-

As we know the formula to find the resultant forces that is

\red {\dag \: F_r =  \sqrt{F_1 {}^{2} +F_2 {}^{2}   + 2 F_1F_2cos \theta} }

F1 ,F2 are forces acting on the body

Fr resultant force

Substituting the values,

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{(3) {}^{2} +(6) {}^{2}   + 2 (3)(6)cos 120 {}^{ \circ} } }

As we know that cos120° is -1/2

Simplifying the values

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{9 +36   + 2 (3)(6) \bigg(\dfrac{ - 1}{2} \bigg) } }

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{9 +36   + 36 \bigg(\dfrac{ - 1}{2} \bigg) } }

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{9 +36   +  \dfrac{ - 36}{2}  } }

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{45     - 18  } }

 { \: F_r =  \sqrt{27  } }

 \red { \: F_r =3  \sqrt{3  } }

So, the resultant force is 3√3 N

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