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The resultant of 2 forces cannot exceed

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Answered by Gauthmathspark

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Answer:

F1 + F2

Explanation:

resultant = √(F1)²+(F2)²+2(F1)(F2)cosx

maximum value of cos x = 1

so resultant maximum = √(F1)²+(F2)²+2(F1)(F2)

= √(F1+F2)²

= F1+F2

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