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three forces 3N,4N,5N, act on 0 degrees, 90 degrees, 217 degrees. what is the net force

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Answered by LolzieKing
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The forces acting at the point are 3N at 0^o, 4N at 90^o and 5N at 217^o

I presume that the angles given are with respect to the positive X axis.

\Rightarrow \qquad The forces are 3\hat i, 4\hat j and 5\cos 217^o\hat i + 5\sin 217^o\hat j.

\Rightarrow \qquad The net force is 3\hat i + 4\hat j + 5\cos 217^o\hat i + 5\sin 217^o\hat j.

\qquad \qquad = (3+5\cos 217^o)\hat i + (4+5\sin 217^o)\hat j

\qquad \qquad = (3-3.99318)\hat i + (4-3.00908)\hat j \qquad = \qquad -0.99318\hat i + 0.99092\hat j.

The magnitude of the net force is \sqrt{(-0.99318)^2+(0.99092)^2} = \sqrt{1.96834} = 1.40298 N.

The angle made by the net force with the positive X axis is

\qquad \qquad \arctan\left(\frac{0.99092}{-0.99318}\right)

\qquad \qquad = \arctan (-0.99772) = 135.0653^o.

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