Practice Forces F, P, and T are concurrent and acting in the direction as shown in the figure. Problem : 3 a) Find the value of F and a if T= 450 N, P = 250 N, B = 30°, and the resultant is 300 N acting up along the y-axis. b) Find the value of F and a if T = 450 N, P = 250 N, B = 30° and the resultant is zero. c) Find the value of a and B if T = 450 N, P = 250 N, F = 350 N, and the resultant is zero.

Practice Forces F, P, and T are concurrent and acting in the direction as shown in the figure. Problem : 3 a) Find the value of F and a if T= 450 N, P = 250 N, B = 30°, and the resultant is 300 N acting up along the y-axis. b) Find the value of F and a if T = 450 N, P = 250 N, B = 30° and the resultant is zero. c) Find the value of a and B if T = 450 N, P = 250 N, F = 350 N, and the resultant is zero.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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