Physics Fundamentals
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The x and y components of the force vector.
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Find the angle between two vector forces whose maanitudes are F and 3F and the magnitude of whose resultant
19 3F.
If force F is expressed as a Cartesian vector, it would be F = Fx i + Fy j + Fz k, where i,
j, and k are unit vectors. Find the nearest Fx, Fy and Fz all in lb.
5 ft
B7 ft
X
Z
Fx = -70.5; Fy = 57.2; and Fz = -83.2
Fx = 98.2; Fy = -44.7; and Fz = -57.2
Fx = -70.4; Fy = 88.2; and Fz= -59.4
Fx = 59.4; Fy = -88.2; and Fz = -83.2
F = 135 lb
10 ft
70°
30°
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