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Find the total magnitude of force, EFy acting in y-direction (answer in newton, N with a single decimal place)

Find the total magnitude of force, EFy acting in y-direction (answer in newton, N with a single decimal place)

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Find the total magnitude of force, EFy acting in y-direction (answer in newton, N with a single decimal place) Answer: Find the magnitude of the resultant force, FR acting on the bracket (answer in newton, N with a single decimal place) Answer: Find the angle of the resultant force, FR measured counterclockwise from the positive x' axis (answer in degree, ° with a single decimal place)
Transcribed Image Text:Find the total magnitude of force, EFy acting in y-direction (answer in newton, N with a single decimal place) Answer: Find the magnitude of the resultant force, FR acting on the bracket (answer in newton, N with a single decimal place) Answer: Find the angle of the resultant force, FR measured counterclockwise from the positive x' axis (answer in degree, ° with a single decimal place)
A bracket mount is pulled by three forces as shown in figure below. Given: F1=293 N, and 0= 25° y A F2 = 200 N F3 = 180 N 13 60° F, 12 Find the total magnitude of force, EFx acting in x-direction (answer in newton, N with a singl decimal place)
Transcribed Image Text:A bracket mount is pulled by three forces as shown in figure below. Given: F1=293 N, and 0= 25° y A F2 = 200 N F3 = 180 N 13 60° F, 12 Find the total magnitude of force, EFx acting in x-direction (answer in newton, N with a singl decimal place)
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In the given problem, following formulae for determining the resultant will be used

Magnitude of the Resultant, R=∑Fx2+∑Fy2

and the direction of resultant is given by

tanθ=∑Fy∑Fx

The components in horizontal and vertical direction have been obtained by resolution of forces.

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