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Two forces of 5 Newton each act at point inclined at 120° with each other. The magnitude of vector addition of these forces is:

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Answered by vinayakbala32
24

net=√(50+50cos120)

=√(50-25)

=5 newton

Answered by MotiSani
21

Since it's given that two forces acting on each other have a magnitude 5N each and they have an angle of 120° between them.

Let us assume

F=5N

Let the angle between them be called x.

So, x =120°

 \sqrt{f {}^{2} + f {}^{2}  + 2f {}^{2} \cos( x )   }  = resultant

On applying this formulae we get,

Resultant = R = (√(5^2 +5^2 + 2×5^2 cos 120°))

R = √(25+25+2*25*(-1/2) = √(50-25)

= √25 = 5N

So the resultant of these two forces acting at 120° has a magnitude of 5N .

Hence, the required answer is 5N.

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