Question

Two vectors at different angles how can calculate the resultant force?​

Answer 1

In order to calculate the magnitude and direction of a resultant force or to calculate the value of one force component or another, we can use the law of sines and the law of cosines.

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The forces and angles are as follows:

F1 = 2.91 N, α1 = 0°

F2 = 2.67 N, α2 = 60°

F3 = 2.47 N, α3 = 150°

F4 = 2.23 N, α4 = 270°

Answer 2

The diagonal of the parallelogram PBCA is the resultant force R, which forms two scalene triangles with the forces F1 and F2. Since the sum of all the angles within a triangle is 180°, we can write γ function of α and β. The resultant force can also be calculated analytical, using force projections.

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