1-7. (a) Can two forces which are the components of the 200-lb force in Fig. P1-7 intersect at B? (b) Resolve the 200-lb force in Fig. P1-7 into a set of horizontal and vertical components. (c) Is each of two components of a force always less in magnitude than the force? 200 300

1-7. (a) Can two forces which are the components of the 200-lb force in Fig. P1-7 intersect at B? (b) Resolve the 200-lb force in Fig. P1-7 into a set of horizontal and vertical components. (c) Is each of two components of a force always less in magnitude than the force? 200 300

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1-7. (a) Can two forces which are the components
of the 200-lb force in Fig. P1-7 intersect
at B?
(b) Resolve the 200-lb force in Fig. P1-7 into
a set of horizontal and vertical components.
(c) Is each of two components of a force
always less in magnitude than the force?
200
NC
300

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