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two forces each equal to f act as shown in figure the resultant is

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Answered by Yashddsy26
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The net force will be F !!
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Answered by anusha195sl
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The correct answer is F.

Explanation:

From the above diagram, we can consider that:

The angle between two forces will be

ϴ = 120^{0}

\alpha = 180^{0} - ϴ = 60^{0}

we are going to apply the formula:

R = \sqrt{A^{2}+ B^{2} -2AB cos \alpha

Here, A =F^{2}  , B =F^{2},  AB+F^{2} ,  cos \alpha = 60^{0}

R=\sqrt{F^{2} +F^{2} -2F^{2} * cos 60^{0}

Here, cos 60^{0} = \frac{1}{2}

R = 2F^{2} - 2F^{2} *\frac{1}{2}

R= \sqrt{F^{2}

Therefore, when we cancel the square root, we get the value,

R = F

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