Two horses are used to pull a carriage.  They act at 30⁰ to each other.  One horse pulls with a 550 N force and the resultant force is 1000 N.  With what force is the second horse pulling the carriage? 2. A 1000 N crate rests on a 20⁰ incline.  Resolve the force of the crate into components that are parallel and perpendicular to the incline.  State the magnitudes of the components. 3. A swimmer is swimming at 1 knot (nautical miles per hour) on a heading of N30⁰W.  The current is flowing at 2 knots towards a bearing of N10⁰E.  Find the velocity of the swimmer, relative to the shore.

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1. Two horses are used to pull a carriage.  They act at 30⁰ to each other.  One horse pulls with a 550 N force and the resultant force is 1000 N.  With what force is the second horse pulling the carriage?

2. A 1000 N crate rests on a 20⁰ incline.  Resolve the force of the crate into components that are parallel and perpendicular to the incline.  State the magnitudes of the components.

3. A swimmer is swimming at 1 knot (nautical miles per hour) on a heading of N30⁰W.  The current is flowing at 2 knots towards a bearing of N10⁰E.  Find the velocity of the swimmer, relative to the shore.

4. A ski chairlift is suspended between two towers that are 60 m apart.  When the chairlift is 20 m from one tower, the cable sags 1 m.  The chairlift is loaded with four skiers with a combined weight of 250 N (including the mass of the chair).  What are the tensions in the two parts of the cable?

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