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Answered by sahil9191
3

If two forces are F1 and F2 then

➡️ F1 + F2 = 10N

F1 - F2 = 6N

➡️ Add above two equations

2F1 = 16

F1 = 8N

➡️ From first equation

F2 = 10 - 8 = 2N

➡️ When increased by 3N

F1 = 8N + 3N = 11N

F2 = 2N + 3N = 5N

➡️ Resultant = sqrt(11^2 + 5^2) = sqrt(121 + 25) = sqrt(146)

by solving this u will get approx 11 nd might be 12


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bhj1: ✓146 is wrong. ..✓146N is right
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Answered by Anonymous
39

Solution:

Let the two forces be:

\implies \sf{F_{1}}

\implies \sf{F_{2}}

So we have:

\implies \sf{F_{1} + F_{2}= 10N}

\implies \sf{F_{1} - F_{2} = 6N}

By adding the above two equations,

We get:

\sf{2F_{1} = 16,\:F_{1} = 8N}

Now:

\sf{F_{1} + F_{2} = 10N}

\implies \sf{8N + F_{2} = 10N}

\implies \sf{F_{2} = 10N - 8N}

\implies \sf{F_{2} = 2N}

When it is increased by 3N:

\implies \sf{F_{1} = 8N + 3N = 11N}

\implies \sf{F_{2} = 2N + 3N = 5N}

Resultant of new forces:

\implies \sf{ \sqrt{( {11}^{2}  +  {5}^{2}) }}

\implies \sf{ \sqrt{(121 + 25)}}

\implies \sf{ \sqrt{146}}

Therefore:

Correct option: (1) \sf{\sqrt{146}N}


sahil9191: thnx bhai for clarification
Anonymous: i Check
Anonymous: How easy is this !!!!!
Anonymous: √146 absolutely correct
sahil9191: yup bro u r write why u all realising my mistake time to time
Anonymous: ^_^
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