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Two forces of magnitude 3 units,5 units act at 60 with each other. what is the magnitude of their resultant

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Answered by Abhigna14
31
To find the resultant we have use the formula R=(P^2+Q^2+2PQ×cosA)^1/2. So, now take P=3 and Q=2 and A=60°. So, by susbituting we get (9+4+72×1/2)^1/2. Now by solving this we get root of 49, that is 7. So, the answer is 7.
Answered by iamanupama14
15

Answer: 7 units

Explanation:

formula for resultant of a vector.

R=root over [ (A)² + (B)² + 2(A)(B)CosФ}

R=  root[ (3)² + (5)² +2(3)(5)cos(60)]

R=   root [ 9 + 25 + 2(15) x (1/2)]

R=   root [ 34 + 30 x 1/2 ]

R=   root [ 34 + 15 ]

R=   root(49) = ±7

(but we consider +7 as magnitude is positive)

The resultant of their magnitude is 7

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