Q1.A bracket in the figure below has two forces exerted on it.a. Sketch the two forces and the resultant sum of the two forcesb. Determine the magnitude of the sum of the two forcesc. Determine the angle from the y axis for the resultant ofthe sum of the two forces1000N5525SOON

Q1.A bracket in the figure below has two forces exerted on it. a. Sketch the two forces and the resultant sum of the two forces 1000N b. Determine the magnitude of the sum of the two forces c. Determine the angle from the y axis for the resultant of the sum of the two forces 55 25 SOON

Q1.A bracket in the figure below has two forces exerted on it. a. Sketch the two forces and the resultant sum of the two forces 1000N b. Determine the magnitude of the sum of the two forces c. Determine the angle from the y axis for the resultant of the sum of the two forces 55 25 SOON

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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