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Two individual forces of magnitude F1, and F2 act
on a body of mass 1 kg as shown in the figure (i)
and (ii). If the net force in case (i) is 3N & the net
force in case (ii) is 9N, then find the magnitude of
forces F1, and F2. (assume F1, > F2,)​

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Answered by rocky200216
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From figure (i) ,

net force(F') = F1 - F2 .

From figure (ii),

net force (F'') = F1 + F2

Given,

(F1 - F2)(F1 + F2) = 27N

=> F²1 - 2 = 27

factor's of F = 27 are 1,2,3,7,9 .

If, F1 + F2 = 9N

F1 - F2 = 3N

Hence, F1 = 6N and F2 = 3N .

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Answered by divit1604
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Answer:

From figure (i) ,

net force(F') = F1 - F2 .

From figure (ii),

net force (F'') = F1 + F2

Given,

(F1 - F2)(F1 + F2) = 27N

=> F²1 - F²2 = 27

factor's of F = 27 are 1,2,3,7,9 .

If, F1 + F2 = 9N

F1 - F2 = 3N

Hence, F1 = 6N and F2 = 3N .

Hope it's helpful to you.

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