Plz solve correctly all parts Don't use chat gpt Introductory Task 1a: Geometry: Find the resultant of two forces and complete the force diagram (F₁ = 100 lbF2 = 100 lbF₁100 lbIntroductory Task 1b: Find the resultant of multiple forces and complete the force diagramFz 100 lbF₁ = 100 lbF3 = 50 lbF1100 lb1

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The horizontal component of Force F1 (unit is in N), H1= The vertical component of Force F1 (unit is in N), V1 = The horizontal component of Force F2 (unit is in N), H2= The vertical component of Force F2 (unit is in N), V2 = The horizontal component of Force F3 (unit is in N), H3= The vertical component of Force F3 (unit is in N), V3 = The vertical component of Force F4 (unit is in N), V4 = The horizontal component of Force F5 (unit is in N), H5= The vertical component of Force F5 (unit is in N), V5 = The horizontal component of Force F6 (unit is in N), H6= The vertical component of Force F6 (unit is in N), V6 = The sum of horizontal force component for the given system (unit is in N),begin inline style sum for H of end style = The sum of vertical force component for the given system (unit is in N),begin inline style sum for V of end style = The resultant of the given force system is (unit in N), R = The direction of Resultant Force is = Short Answer question
Block 1 (19 kg) is setting on the floor of an elevator. A rope pulls vertically up on block 1 with a tension of 10 N. The elevator is moving downward with a decreasing speed and the magnitude of the acceleration is 2 m/s2.On a sheet of paper, draw the free body diagram for block 1 using the two-subscript notation from class. After completing the free body diagram, enter below each force and its x & y-components. Remember that the x-component is the "i" component and the y-component is the "j" component. NET force on Block 1Fnet1 = i + j N FORCES on BLOCK 1Weight force on block 1 by EarthW1E = i + j N Tension Force on block 1 by RopeT1R = i + j N Normal force on block 1 by SurfaceN1S = i + j N
A car is hanging over a hole, supported by a rope tied to the ceiling and a person pulling the rope. How much force is exerted by the person in the configuration below, given the car weighs 3500 lbs? ** å 30° 则

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GROUP PROBLEM SOLVING Given: Three concurrent forces F3 = 750 N acting on a bracket %3D Find: The magnitude and angle of the 45° resultant force. 30° F = 850 N F2 = 625 N
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Problem 6: Values: A = 13 lb 0₁ = 20⁰ 0₂ = 60° Use the figure shown on the right to complete the following steps: a) Express the force as a Cartesian vector. Use basic trig functions to determine the force components. Some textbooks provide equations for this, but it's a waste of time to memorize these, or worse, to apply them without understanding what you're doing. Just break the vector into two right triangles and apply basic trig. Nothing to memorize. Nothing fancy. The leg of one triangle becomes the hypotenuse of the other. b) Specify the coordinate direction angles of the vector. These are referred to in Hibbeler's textbook as a, ß, and y. They are also sometimes referred to as 0, 0y, and 0-. See the figure below for clarification. Use vector equations for this, not trig. That is, once you have the vector components, this is a straightforward calc- no crazy trig or geometry involved. X Ai Z A.KA UA Y B A,j -y N 0₂ 0₁ A y

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Introductory Task 1a: Geometry: Find the resultant of two forces and complete the force diagram ( F₁ = 100 lb F2 = 100 lb F₁ 100 lb Introductory Task 1b: Find the resultant of multiple forces and complete the force diagram Fz 100 lb F₁ = 100 lb F3 = 50 lb F1 100 lb 1