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What is the magnitude and direction of the resultant force of the tree?

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Three people are pulling on a tree. The first person pulls with 15 N at 65 degrees; the second with 16 N at 135 degress; the third with 11 N at 195 degrees. What is the magnitude and direction of the resultant force of the tree?

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  1. y  = 15cos(65)+16cos(135)+11cos(195) = -15.599

    x  = 15sin(65)+16sin(135)+11sin(195) = 22.06

    f = sqrt(x^2+y^2) = 27.01N

    alpha  = 90+tan^-1(y/x) = 90+35.26 = 125 degres

    hope this lelps


  2. horizontal component= 16cos 45 +15cos 25 - 11sin 15

                                         =22.1 N

    Vertical component   = 16cos45+11cos15 -15cos65

                                        =15.6 N

    resultant force = 27.1N, at angle 54.7degrees

  3. IM MORE THAN LIKELY WRONG BUT

    i came up with....

    42N pulling in an angle of 25 degrees

    once again like i said IM MOST LIKELY WRONG..

    brain not functioning right...

    mainly cuz  its 6:30 0-o

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