Plot the magnitude of the resultant R of the three forces as a function of 0 for 0≤0≤ 360°. After you have the plot, determine the value of 0 which makes the magnitude R of the resultant of the three loads (a) a maximum and (b) a minimum. Record the magnitude of the resultant in each case. Use values of = 55° y = 16%, F₁ = 55 N, F₂ = 113 N, F3 = 73 N. L

Plot the magnitude of the resultant R of the three forces as a function of 0 for 0≤0≤ 360°. After you have the plot, determine the value of 0 which makes the magnitude R of the resultant of the three loads (a) a maximum and (b) a minimum. Record the magnitude of the resultant in each case. Use values of = 55° y = 16%, F₁ = 55 N, F₂ = 113 N, F3 = 73 N. L

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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