Physics, asked by poulami3152003, 9 months ago

Two forces of same magnitude 'F' are at right angles to each other. What is the magnitude of the total force acting on the object?​

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Answered by manavjaison
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Answer:

\sqrt{2} F

Explanation:

Heya friend ,

Here we go :

For finding the resultant force, we can use the formula -

F_{resultant} = \sqrt{F_{1}^{2}  + F_{2}^{2}  + 2F_{1}  F_{2} cos\alpha }                    (for simplicity, I have taken \alpha )

where, \alpha is the angle between the 2 forces.

and,

F_{1} =  F_{2} = F  

and

\alpha = 90°

So,

F_{resultant} = \sqrt{F^{2} + F^{2} + 2FFcos90}

and,

cos 90° = 0

Hence,

F_{resultant} =\sqrt{2F^{2} }

               = \sqrt{2} F

Thanks !

@Manav

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