Find the magnitude and direction of theresultant force for the system of forcesshown in the figure. Where F1 =25 N, F2=10N, F3 =10 N, F4 =50N, F5 = 10N & F6=10N. The angles 0, =25°, 03 =25° , 04= 20°, 06 = 15 °(Enter only the values in the boxes byreferring the units given in bracket)F2F3F1F6F5(1) The horizontal component 2H of thegiven system is (unit is in N) =(2) The vertical component 2 V of the givensystem is (unit is in N) =(3) The resultant of the given force system is(unit in N) =(4) The direction of Resultant is (in°) =

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Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant force for the system of forces shown in the figure. Where F, =25 N, F2 =10N, F3 =10 N, F4 =50N, F5 = 10N & F6 =10N. The angles 0, =25°, 03 =25° , 04 = 20°, e6 = 15 ° (Enter only the values in the boxes by referring the units given in bracket) F2 F3 F1 F6 F4 F5 (1) The horizontal component 2H of the given system is (unit is in N) = (2) The vertical component 2 V of the given system is (unit is in N) = (3) The resultant of the given force system is (unit in N) = (4) The direction of Resultant is (in°) =

Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant force for the system of forces shown in the figure. Where F, =25 N, F2 =10N, F3 =10 N, F4 =50N, F5 = 10N & F6 =10N. The angles 0, =25°, 03 =25° , 04 = 20°, e6 = 15 ° (Enter only the values in the boxes by referring the units given in bracket) F2 F3 F1 F6 F4 F5 (1) The horizontal component 2H of the given system is (unit is in N) = (2) The vertical component 2 V of the given system is (unit is in N) = (3) The resultant of the given force system is (unit in N) = (4) The direction of Resultant is (in°) =

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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