30. A ship is towed into a port by two tugs, each of which is pulling the ship by a steel cable. The angle between the two cables is 60° and tension in each of them is 8.00 x 10 N. If the motions of ship is resisted by a viscous drag force of 5.856 x 10°N then the resultant force on it is: 1.386 x 10 N at an angle of 60° to one of the cables B A 2.144 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to one of the cables. 8.00 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to one of the cables 5.856 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to one of the cables D

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30.
A ship is towed into a port by two tugs, each
of which is pulling the ship by a steel cable.
The angle between the two cables is 60° and
tension in each of them is 8.00 x 10 N. If the
motions of ship is resisted by a viscous drag
force of 5.856 x 10°N then the resultant force
on it is:
A 1.386 x 10N at an angle of 60° to
one of the cables
B
A
2.144 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to
one of the cables.
8.00 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to
one of the cables
D
5.856 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to
one of the cables
Transcribed Image Text:30. A ship is towed into a port by two tugs, each of which is pulling the ship by a steel cable. The angle between the two cables is 60° and tension in each of them is 8.00 x 10 N. If the motions of ship is resisted by a viscous drag force of 5.856 x 10°N then the resultant force on it is: A 1.386 x 10N at an angle of 60° to one of the cables B A 2.144 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to one of the cables. 8.00 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to one of the cables D 5.856 x 10' N at an angle of 30° to one of the cables
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