Physics, asked by atifpetarian, 9 months ago

when three forces acting at a point are in equilibrium then:

a) each force is numerically equal to the sum of the other two

b) each force is numerically greater than the sum of other two

c) each force is numerically greater than the difference of the other two

d) non of the above

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Answered by rowan69

a is the option

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atifpetarian: please explain (solution)

rowan69: because they all are in equilibrium so, all are equal

rowan69: right

rowan69: if we add any two it would be greater than the other one

Answered by ROCKYBHAAI

Explanation:

EACH FORCE IS NUMERICALLY GREATER THAN THE DIFFERENCE OF THE OTHER TWO

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