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An object is acted upon by two forces 100N and 80N. Calculate the resultant of two axis, if they are acting at angle of 120° too each other.​
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An object is acted upon by two forces 100N and 80N. Calculate the resultant of two axis, if they are acting at angle of 120° too each other.​

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Vertical components added together = 80 sin 120 + 0 = 69.28

Horizontal components = 80 cos 12 0 + 100 = 60 N

Resultant magnitude = sqrt ( 69.28^2 + 60^2) = 91.65 N

Angle = arctan (69.28/60)=49.1°

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