Physics, asked by kriti92, 1 year ago

two forces of magnitude 10 N each act on an object simultaneously .The resultant force acting on the object cannot be (1) 12N. (2) 10N (3) 15N (4)21 N [please give reason also]

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Answered by Noreen1256
10

21 newton can not be ....

In this type of question add both and then subtract both...

By adding we get 20
And by subtracting we get 0

So resultant can be between these two values ...
21 is outside of this then this is the ans ....

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Answered by billu004
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using cosine law we can see that the minimum of this forces will be 0N ie when angle between two forces is 180 or they r antiparallel and the maximum of these forces will be 20N i.e when the forces are parallel or the angle is 0 degree.....thus 21 N is the odd one out....

hope this helps u.....

cos(180)=-1
cos(0)=1

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