how does one find the resultant of forces that are acting either in the same direction or in the opposite direction
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1. If the forces are acting on one side from the same direction....
F1 and F2-->Body
Just add both the forces to get the resultant force.....in this case the body will move in the direction where both of the forces r acting!
2. If the forces are acting on the 2 sides.... The forces in this case is mutually opposite from each other...
F1-->Body<--F2
Just subtract the force which is greater of the 2 forces to get the resultant force....in this case the body will move in the direction of the force which is greater!
:)
F1 and F2-->Body
Just add both the forces to get the resultant force.....in this case the body will move in the direction where both of the forces r acting!
2. If the forces are acting on the 2 sides.... The forces in this case is mutually opposite from each other...
F1-->Body<--F2
Just subtract the force which is greater of the 2 forces to get the resultant force....in this case the body will move in the direction of the force which is greater!
:)
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