equal to the total ofequal to the average ofopposite the total ofweaker than the total ofstronger than the total ofopposite the average ofstronger than the average ofweaker than the average of Andy and Calamity rope a 400 kg bull, stationary at theorigin. Andy's horse pulls his rope 800 N Northward and600 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 fromCalamity's rope Force applied to the bull. ][b) determine the total Force magnitude applied to thebull, ][ c) and the direction angle for that total Force (+ angleccw from East). ][ d) determine the bull's initial acceleration. 1[ e) determine how long (time) before the bull's speedwill be 0.25 m/s]f) The bull maintains 0.25 m/sconstant velocity eventhough Andy's and Calamity's horses pull constantly asdescribed.The bull's Force into the ground isapplied to the bull.the rope Forces

Andy and Calamity rope a 400 kg bull, stationary at the prigin. Andy's horse pulls his rope 800 N Northward and 500 N Eastward; Calamity's horse pulls her rope 910 N at an angle 22.6° East of Southward.

Andy and Calamity rope a 400 kg bull, stationary at the prigin. Andy's horse pulls his rope 800 N Northward and 500 N Eastward; Calamity's horse pulls her rope 910 N at an angle 22.6° East of Southward.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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