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F-150 N Ti 30 - 200 N 35 0.03 m 20 In the xy coordinate system 1.7 points - Calculate the magnitude of the resultant RF1+ F2 N. 27 points - Calculate the angle between the vector Rand the positive x-axis: deg 3.7 points - Calculate the magnitude of the difference D FI F2:

F-150 N Ti 30 - 200 N 35 0.03 m 20 In the xy coordinate system 1.7 points - Calculate the magnitude of the resultant RF1+ F2 N. 27 points - Calculate the angle between the vector Rand the positive x-axis: deg 3.7 points - Calculate the magnitude of the difference D FI F2:

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F= 150 N Time left 0:58:33 30 F2= 200 N 35 0.03 m 20° In the xy coordinate system 17 points - Calculate the magnitude of the resultant R= F1 + F2: N. 2.7 points - Calculate the angle between the vector Rand the positive x-axis: deg 3.7 points - Calculate the magnitude of the difference D F1 - F2: N. 4.7 points - Calculate the coordinates of the position vector r between O and A:r 5.7 points - Calculate the coordinates of the force vector R: R= k 6. 7 points - Calculate the magnitude of the moment around the point O due to the resultant force R:M Nm.
Transcribed Image Text:F= 150 N Time left 0:58:33 30 F2= 200 N 35 0.03 m 20° In the xy coordinate system 17 points - Calculate the magnitude of the resultant R= F1 + F2: N. 2.7 points - Calculate the angle between the vector Rand the positive x-axis: deg 3.7 points - Calculate the magnitude of the difference D F1 - F2: N. 4.7 points - Calculate the coordinates of the position vector r between O and A:r 5.7 points - Calculate the coordinates of the force vector R: R= k 6. 7 points - Calculate the magnitude of the moment around the point O due to the resultant force R:M Nm.
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