PROBLEM NO. 1Resolve the 500 N into:250 kN-y520⁹PROBLEM NO. 2Determine the x and y componentsand the resultant of the forces280 KN30°-Y30°40°500 N300 KNKun+X360 KNXU1x and y components2 x and y' components3 x' and y components4 x' and y' components

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PROBLEM NO. 1 Resolve the 500 N into: 250 kN. 209 12 30° PROBLEM NO. 2 Determine the x and y components and the resultant of the forces 280 KN 30° 40° 500 N 300 KN yuni +X 360 KN X U 1x and y components 2 x and y' components 3 x' and y components 4 x' and y' components

PROBLEM NO. 1 Resolve the 500 N into: 250 kN. 209 12 30° PROBLEM NO. 2 Determine the x and y components and the resultant of the forces 280 KN 30° 40° 500 N 300 KN yuni +X 360 KN X U 1x and y components 2 x and y' components 3 x' and y components 4 x' and y' components

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PROBLEM NO. 1
Resolve the 500 N into:
250 kN-
y
5
20⁹
PROBLEM NO. 2
Determine the x and y components
and the resultant of the forces
280 KN
30°
-Y
30°
40°
500 N
300 KN
Kun
+X
360 KN
X
U
1x and y components
2 x and y' components
3 x' and y components
4 x' and y' components

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