[Physics] How do i add three vectors to get the resultant vector? - how to draw vajinas
For example, I have 3 vectors of force. The size of each is 40 N. 120 ° -160 ° and 30 degrees.
I know how to draw these lines in an XY plane, but you do not know how to find the resultant vector, and in which quadrant the resulting availability of vectors?
Thursday, February 18, 2010
How To Draw Vajinas [Physics] How Do I Add Three Vectors To Get The Resultant Vector?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comments:
You have the resultant of the component method to be found. thus,
X - direction Fx = 30-40 cos 40 COS 120-40 EOS 160
40x = 0866 + 40x 0.5 + 40 x 0.9397 = 92.23 N
And - direction Fy = 40 sin 30 + 40 sin120 + 40 sin 160
= 40 x 0.5 + 40 + 40 x 0866 x 0.0.342 = 63.32 N
Therefore, the size of the resultant force F = sqrt (Fx ^ 2 + Fy ^ 2) is
= Square root (92.23 x92.23 + 63.32 x63.32)
N = 111.87 s (in the first quadrant Lird)
Post a Comment