Using the Method of Components, find the resultant of the concurrent force system shown below. The angle for the direction of the resultant should be relative to the positive x-axis in a counter- clockwise direction. Include arrows on your sketches for all forces, including rectangular component forces. Show all work including: force triangles, force table, and sketch of the resultant triangle. Note: Label all units and place a rectangular box around your answers. In the answer box below, type in values for: 1. Magnitude of Resultant = ? 2. Angle describing the Direction of the Resultant relative to positive x-axis (horizontal) in a CCW direction = ? 305 lb 36 210 lb 47° 90° -X

Using the Method of Components, find the resultant of the concurrent force system shown below. The angle for the direction of the resultant should be relative to the positive x-axis in a counter- clockwise direction. Include arrows on your sketches for all forces, including rectangular component forces. Show all work including: force triangles, force table, and sketch of the resultant triangle. Note: Label all units and place a rectangular box around your answers. In the answer box below, type in values for: 1. Magnitude of Resultant = ? 2. Angle describing the Direction of the Resultant relative to positive x-axis (horizontal) in a CCW direction = ? 305 lb 36 210 lb 47° 90° -X

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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