ExperimentalAnalyticalGraphicalResultsMethodMethod0.100 kg0.98 N1.7 N1.69 NmiF1 =@ 60°FR =FR =FR =%3D(100g)90 degreePart 1F2 =.@ 120°@@m2 =0.100 kg0.98 N90 Degree(100g)F1 == 0.250 kg2.45 N@ 100°FR =FR =2.9 N2.86 Nmi%D(250g)@-37.5 Degree@Part 2@-37.6 Degree0.200 kgF2 =@ 200°m21.96 N(200g)ing Dept., Nilbur Wraht Sollege, Chisago,||L 3. In Part I and II if you were asked to find A - B instead of A +B, show analytically andgraphically how would the results vary from A + B.Physical Sciences and Engng Dept.,

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Graphical
Results
Method
Method
0.100 kg
0.98 N
1.7 N
1.69 N
mi
F1 =
@ 60°
FR =
FR =
FR =
%3D
(100g)
90 degree
Part 1
F2 =.
@ 120°
@
@
m2 =
0.100 kg
0.98 N
90 Degree
(100g)
F1 =
= 0.250 kg
2.45 N
@ 100°
FR =
FR =
2.9 N
2.86 N
mi
%D
(250g)
@
-37.5 Degree
@
Part 2
@
-37.6 Degree
0.200 kg
F2 =
@ 200°
m2
1.96 N
(200g)
ing Dept., Nilbur Wraht Sollege, Chisago,
||
L

3. In Part I and II if you were asked to find A - B instead of A +B, show analytically and
graphically how would the results vary from A + B.
Physical Sciences and Engng Dept.,

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Write the given values using suitable variables for part I.

Here F_1A signifies Part I 1^st force, F_2A signifies part I 2^nd force, 0_1A signifies Part 1 first force angle, 0_2A signifies Part 1 second force angle.

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