Ex.4.6 Three concurrent forces P,Q and F have a resultant of 5 lb directed forward and up to the right at 0x = 60°, Oy = 60°, ez = 45°. P equals 20 lb and passes through the origin and the point (2,1,4). The value of Q is also 20 lb and passes through the point (5,2,3). Determine the magnitude of the third force F and the angles it makes %3D %3D %D with the reference axes.

Ex.4.6 Three concurrent forces P,Q and F have a resultant of 5 lb directed forward and up to the right at 0x = 60°, Oy = 60°, ez = 45°. P equals 20 lb and passes through the origin and the point (2,1,4). The value of Q is also 20 lb and passes through the point (5,2,3). Determine the magnitude of the third force F and the angles it makes %3D %3D %D with the reference axes.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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