Physics, asked by saloni789, 11 months ago

if two forces of F1 vector equals to five hundred Newton due east and F2 vector is equals to 250 Newton due north then F2 vector minus F1 vector will be​

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Answered by PSN03
43

F1=500N i

F2=250 N j

therefore

-F2=250N (-j)

Fres=√F1²+F2²

=√(250000+62500)

=√(62500(4+1))

=250√5

so the resultant vector has value 250√5 and in the south east direction


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PSN03: but i have edited my answer....hope u understand it now
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Answered by CarliReifsteck
6

Answer:

The subtraction of F₂ from F₁ is -250j+500i

Explanation:

Given that,

ForceF_{1}=-500 i\ N

Negative sign shows the direction of first force towards west.

Another force F_{2}=-250 j\ N

Negative sign shows the direction of second force towards south.

We need to calculate the subtraction of F₂ from F₁

Using formula of subtraction

F_{21}=F_{2}-F_{1}

Put the value into the formula

F_{21}=-250j-(-500i)

F_{21}=-250j+500i

Hence, The subtraction of F₂ from F₁ is -250j+500i

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