Math, asked by DonDj, 1 year ago

The magnitude of mutually perpendicular forces a,b and c are 2,10 and 11 respectively.Then the magnitude of of its resultant is ??

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Answered by NewBoy123
10
If they are perpendicular then...
A+B = (A2 + B2)^1/2
= (4+100)^1/2
= 10.20
A+B + C = 15

DonDj: The concept of vectors must be used ..
DonDj: And thanks
DonDj: How A+B+ C=15 ??
DonDj: Can u explain
NewBoy123: Just like A+B....
DonDj: Means B+C ?
NewBoy123: A+B is vector now then just like we added A+B we will add (A+B) and C...
DonDj: hmm okk
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