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The resultant vector of adding two forces:
The magnitude and direction of d'and b*in the table
beloware given,calculatethe components of xandyand
the resultant force using the analytical method.
Table (1)
Magnitude(N) | Direction
(degree)
Force(N)
x-component y-component
7.3
74.1°
b*
5.8
31.0°
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