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Questions 1,2 and 3 In the figure shown, if F, 250 lb, and F₂= 200 lb, Determine the following: 1) The magnitude of the component of F, along the u axes: a) 482.9 lb b) 386.3 lb c) 289.7 lb d) 193.1 lb e) None 2) The magnitude of the component of F2 along the v axes: a) 433 lb b) 346.4 lb c) 259.8 lb' d) 519.6 lb e) None 3) The magnitude of the resultant force of Fi and F₂: a) 216.7 lb b) 256.1 lb c) 314.5 lb U d) 276.8 lb 30° 30° 45⁰ e) None F₁

Questions 1,2 and 3 In the figure shown, if F, 250 lb, and F₂= 200 lb, Determine the following: 1) The magnitude of the component of F, along the u axes: a) 482.9 lb b) 386.3 lb c) 289.7 lb d) 193.1 lb e) None 2) The magnitude of the component of F2 along the v axes: a) 433 lb b) 346.4 lb c) 259.8 lb' d) 519.6 lb e) None 3) The magnitude of the resultant force of Fi and F₂: a) 216.7 lb b) 256.1 lb c) 314.5 lb U d) 276.8 lb 30° 30° 45⁰ e) None F₁

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Questions 1,2 and 3 In the figure shown, if F, 250 lb, and F₂= 200 lb, Determine the following: 1) The magnitude of the component of F, along the u axes: a) 482.9 lb b) 386.3 lb c) 289.7 lb d) 193.1 lb e) None 2) The magnitude of the component of F2 along the v axes: a) 433 lb b) 346.4 lb c) 259.8 lb' d) 519.6 lb e) None 3) The magnitude of the resultant force of Fi and F₂: a) 216.7 lb b) 256.1 lb c) 314.5 lb U d) 276.8 lb 30° 30° 45⁰ e) None F₁
Transcribed Image Text:Questions 1,2 and 3 In the figure shown, if F, 250 lb, and F₂= 200 lb, Determine the following: 1) The magnitude of the component of F, along the u axes: a) 482.9 lb b) 386.3 lb c) 289.7 lb d) 193.1 lb e) None 2) The magnitude of the component of F2 along the v axes: a) 433 lb b) 346.4 lb c) 259.8 lb' d) 519.6 lb e) None 3) The magnitude of the resultant force of Fi and F₂: a) 216.7 lb b) 256.1 lb c) 314.5 lb U d) 276.8 lb 30° 30° 45⁰ e) None F₁
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