COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1
COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1
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Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP
To determine

(a)

The force F3 exerted by player 3

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Answer to Problem 50QAP

The force F3 exerted by player 3 in positive x direction is F3x=209.73 N and The force F3 exerted by player 3 in in perpendicular to positive x direction =

  F3y=33.76N.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  1

  F1=100 NF2=200 Nθ1= 60.0o with respect to +xθ2= 37.0o with respect to +x

Formula used:

Newton's first law; In equilibrium Fext=0

Calculation:

Considering the equilibrium of forces in + x direction

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  2

Considering the equilibrium of forces in + y direction (perpendicular to x direction)

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  3

Conclusion:

Thus, component of force F3 in positive x direction F3x=209.73 N and component of F3 force in perpendicular to positive x direction= F3y=33.76N

To determine

(b)

Redraw the diagram with force F3

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Answer to Problem 50QAP

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  4

  θ3=9.146o

  F3=212.43 N

Explanation of Solution

Given:

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  5

  F1=100 NF2=200 Nθ1= 60.0o with respect to +xθ2= 37.0o with respect to +x

Formula used:

Newton's first law ; In equilibrium Fext=0

Calculation:

Considering the equilibrium of forces in x direction, F3 in positive x direction F3x=209.73 N

Considering the equilibrium of forces in y direction (perpendicular to x direction), F3 force in perpendicular to positive x direction= F3y=33.76N

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  6

  F3cos(θ3)=209.73N (p)F3sin(θ3)=33.76N(q)(q)(p); F 3 sin( θ 3) F 3 cos( θ 3)=33.76N209.73N=0.161tan(θ3)=0.161θ3=tan(0.161)θ3= 9.146o__

Conclusion:

Thus, the angle subtended by force F3 in positive direction of x is θ3=9.146o

To determine

(c)

Direction of acceleration of the box

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Answer to Problem 50QAP

The direction of acceleration relative to positive direction of x is θ=1.238o.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  7

  F1=100 NF'2=150 Nθ1= 60.0o with respect to +xθ2= 37.0o with respect to +x

Formula used:

Newton's second law ; F=ma

Calculation:

Considering forces in + x direction;

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  8

F x=maF 1 x+F 2 x=maxF1cos(θ1)+F2'cos(θ2)=max100cos(60.0o)+150cos(37.0o)=max=Fx totalFx total=(50N)+(119.78N) F x total=169.78N_ F totalcos(θ)=169.78 N__

Considering the equilibrium of forces in + y direction (perpendicular to x direction);

Therefor the direction of the force θ ;

  Ftotalsin(θ)=3.67N      (r)Ftotalcos(θ)=169.78 N(s)(r)(s); F totalsin(θ) F totalcos(θ)=3.67169.78 N=0.022tan(θ)=0.022θ= 1.238o__

Acceleration is in the direction of the force. Therefor the direction of acceleration relative to positive direction of x is θ=1.238o.

Conclusion:

Thus, the direction of acceleration relative to positive direction of x is θ=1.238o.

To determine

(d)

Mass of the box

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Answer to Problem 50QAP

Mass of the box is m=16.981 kg.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  F1=100 NF'2=150 Nθ1= 60.0o with respect to +xθ2= 37.0o with respect to +x

Acceleration of the box= 10 ms-2

Formula used:

Newton's second law ; F=ma

Calculation:

COLLEGE PHYSICS,VOLUME 1, Chapter 4, Problem 50QAP , additional homework tip  9

Conclusion:

Thus, mass of the box is m=16.981 kg.

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