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Two equal forces of magnitude P represents the components of resultant. The angle made by the resultant with horizontal is ______ degree

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Answered by dhairyamharidwar
1

Answer:

theta/2

Explanation:

Whenever 2 Vector quantities (Here forces) are acting at a point , then the resultant always bisect the angle made by the 2 forces . So the angle with horizontal is theta/2 , if we take the angle to be theta

Answered by mithun890
0

Answer: the angle would be 120^{0}

Explanation:

  • If the two equal forces of the same magnitude P form the result then the angle made by the 2 forces can be written as,

                   R^{2} =A^{2} +B^{2} +2ABCOSФ

                   R = resultant,

                    A, and B are the 2 forces

  • Ф is the angle between the 2 forces

∴ we can write as,

             R^{2} =P^{2} +P^{2}+2PPCOSФ

            P^{2} =2P^{2} +2P^{2} COSФ

            P^{2} COSФ=P^{2} (1-2)

             COSФ=\frac{-1}{2}

            ∴Ф=120^{0}

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