Question

How do you decide the orientation of coordinate axes in a space force system?

Answer 1

Answer:

it is a vector and lies on a 3d plain and hence it has x,y and z axis in any taken point

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The orientation of coordinate axes in a space force system:

• A force can be represented by its components, one of the advantage is it is easy to add them, scalar multiply them.
• If |F| is the magnitude and theta is the angle between the positive direction of x-axis and the force F.
• The direction of +x-axis is given by unit vector ^i to the east, the direction of the +y-axis is given by ^j to the north and the direction of +z-axis is given by unit vector ^k , which points to the ground.