PreLab Equilibrium questions: 1) In Figure1 in manual F1 = 185.0gm-wt, F2 = 205gm-wt, 01 = 35.0 degrees and 02=56.0 degrees. a) Determine magnitude and direction of F3. %3D
PreLab Equilibrium questions: 1) In Figure1 in manual F1 = 185.0gm-wt, F2 = 205gm-wt, 01 = 35.0 degrees and 02=56.0 degrees. a) Determine magnitude and direction of F3. %3D
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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A force is an impact that can cause an object's motion to change. A force can cause a mass entity to modify its velocity, i.e., to expedite. Subjectively, the force can be described as a thrust or a lift. A force is a vector quantity because it has both magnitude and direction. It is measured in newtons, the SI unit of mass (N).
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