"If FR is the resultant of vectors addition FR=F1+F2. Make use of the component that resolved in Question 1. Use the component method to obtain the expression FR in terms of the x and y components" HINT: FR = Square root [(FR(x))^2 + (FR(y))^2]

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Question: "If FR is the resultant of vectors addition FR=F1+F2. Make use of the component that resolved in Question 1. Use the component method to obtain the expression FR in terms of the x and y components" HINT: FR = Square root [(FR(x))^2 + (FR(y))^2]

Would it be correct if I write the answer as FR=Square root [(m)^2 + (m)^2]

according to the attachment, question 1 which I resolved already, x axis I got m1 = m2  and for y axis, m= (m1+m2)sin theta

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Question 1 (for reference ): Draw the geometry diagram of vectors, explain how the tension of vectorsF1andF2(Figure L2-2) acts on the hanging unknown mass. To explain this, you may express the resolved components F1x, F1y, F2x, F2yin terms of m1, m2, gand Ө. (Assuming Ө1≈Ө2=Ө)

Attachments: picture, and Question 1 which I already resolved.

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F1
F:
P
mi
m2
Transcribed Image Text:F1 F: P mi m2
Fix
Fay
Fっze
mg
axis
axis
F cos e,
Fa
COs e,
Fi sin Đi
+ Fz sin ea
%3D
=mg
%3D
mig sin e +
m g sin e
mg
m,g cos e = m, g cos e
%3D
m, - m2
(m, + m2) sin e = m
Transcribed Image Text:Fix Fay Fっze mg axis axis F cos e, Fa COs e, Fi sin Đi + Fz sin ea %3D =mg %3D mig sin e + m g sin e mg m,g cos e = m, g cos e %3D m, - m2 (m, + m2) sin e = m
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