Andy and Calamity rope a 400 kg bull, stationary at the origin. Andy's horse pulls his rope 800 N Northward and 600 N Eastward; Calamity's horse pulls her rope 910 N at an angle 22.6° East of Southward. [a) determine the South and East components from Calamity's rope Force applied to the bull. ] b) determine the total Force magnitude applied to the bull, [c) and the direction angle for that total Force (+ angle ccw from East) . ] [ d) determine the bull's initial acceleration. 1 1 110 N 1 175 N 951 N O 510 N 2310 N O 1910 N 253 N 1 895 N

Andy and Calamity rope a 400 kg bull, stationary at the origin. Andy's horse pulls his rope 800 N Northward and 600 N Eastward; Calamity's horse pulls her rope 910 N at an angle 22.6° East of Southward. [a) determine the South and East components from Calamity's rope Force applied to the bull. ] b) determine the total Force magnitude applied to the bull, [c) and the direction angle for that total Force (+ angle ccw from East) . ] [ d) determine the bull's initial acceleration. 1 1 110 N 1 175 N 951 N O 510 N 2310 N O 1910 N 253 N 1 895 N

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