A BFAmFigure Q1c Question 1Figure Q1a shows two cables attached to a half-ring anchor point as shown in Figure Q1a.Force F1 acts vertically with a force of 2170 N; and F2 acts at an angle 0 relative to they-axis with a force of 1240 N.yF1F2Figure Q1a Cable Anchor Pointa) For Figure Q1a, at what angle 0 must the force F2 (= 1240 N) be applied in orderthat the resultant force R of the two forces F1 and F2 has a magnitude of 3100 N?Give your answer in degrees to 2 decimal places.b) For Figure Q1a, what is the angle between the resultant force R (=3100 N) and they-axis. Give your answer in degrees to 2 decimal places.c) The pulley system shown in Figure Q1c lifts a mass, m, of 550 kg. Calculate theforce FA necessary to maintain the suspended mass in static equilibrium; anddetermine the forces at the ceiling anchor points A and B. Assume frictionlessand weightless pulleys and use g = 9.81 m/s?.80DIIDDF4F6F7F8F9F10E5

Given:F1=2170 NF2=1240 NR=3100 N

Figure Q1a shows two cables attached to a half-ring anchor point as shown in Figure Q1a. Force F1 acts vertically with a force of 2170 N; and F2 acts at an angle 0 relative to the y-axis with a force of 1240 N. y F1

Figure Q1a shows two cables attached to a half-ring anchor point as shown in Figure Q1a. Force F1 acts vertically with a force of 2170 N; and F2 acts at an angle 0 relative to the y-axis with a force of 1240 N. y F1

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