Q.2) A car of mass 1200 kg is standing on a 20° incline with thehorizontal. What are the components of weight: a) normal (perependicular) to the incline & b) tangential (parallel) to the incline?(Ans: 11062 N, 4026 N)4026 N11062 NWimg11772N20 2. Determine the resultant of the four forces acting tangentially to a circle of radius 3 m as shown. Whatwill be the location of the resultant with respect to centre of the circle? (Ans: d = 2.795 m)400 N100 N200 N50N

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Q.2) A car of mass 1200 kg is standing on a 20° incline with the horizontal. What are the components of weight: a) normal ( perependicular) to the incline & b) tangential (parallel) to the incline? (Ans: 11062 N, 4026 N) 4026 N 11062 N Wmg 11772N

Q.2) A car of mass 1200 kg is standing on a 20° incline with the horizontal. What are the components of weight: a) normal ( perependicular) to the incline & b) tangential (parallel) to the incline? (Ans: 11062 N, 4026 N) 4026 N 11062 N Wmg 11772N

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Q.2) A car of mass 1200 kg is standing on a 20° incline with the
horizontal. What are the components of weight: a) normal (
perependicular) to the incline & b) tangential (parallel) to the incline?
(Ans: 11062 N, 4026 N)
4026 N
11062 N
Wimg
11772N
20

2. Determine the resultant of the four forces acting tangentially to a circle of radius 3 m as shown. What
will be the location of the resultant with respect to centre of the circle? (Ans: d = 2.795 m)
400 N
100 N
200 N
50N

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