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Topic 2 – Summation of Forces

Forces are given;

Force 1 = 12 N @ 110⁰

Force 2 = 15 N @260⁰

Force 3 = 5 i – 6 j N

1. Find the resultant force if they are all added?

2. What are the magnitude and angular direction of the sum of the vectors?

3. F1 o F2=_______________ (Dot Product)

4. F1 x F3 = ________________ (Cross Product)

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