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The three cords are tied to a pole, and the following forces are exerted. A =...
The three cords are tied to a pole, and the following forces are exerted.
A = 20 N, West;
B = 30 N, 30° North of West; and
C = 40 N, 60° North of West.
Calculate the resultant force using the component method.
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Answer #1
The resultant force is 82.57 N and it acts
at 36°57'21" North of West.
The given problem has been solved using the component method.
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