Ahmea The 600-N force applied to the bracket at A is to be replaced by two forces, F, in the a-a direction and F, in the b-b direction, which together produce the same effect on the bracket as that of the 600-N force. Determine F, and F. 600 N A 30 60 Write whether the following quantities are vectors or scalars : Force, sound, density, velocity, weight, time, mass, acceleration, light, area

Ahmea The 600-N force applied to the bracket at A is to be replaced by two forces, F, in the a-a direction and F, in the b-b direction, which together produce the same effect on the bracket as that of the 600-N force. Determine F, and F. 600 N A 30 60 Write whether the following quantities are vectors or scalars : Force, sound, density, velocity, weight, time, mass, acceleration, light, area

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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