340 PROBLEMS 1- Determine a pair of horizontal and vertical components of the ( 340 N ) force ? 15 8. 200 N 3 2 Determine the horizontal & vertical components of the force ( 200 N) ? 3 - Resolve the ( 100 N) force into horizontal and vertical components for each of the following values of ( 0 ): d- 210° а-20° b- 80° c- 240° 100 N 4 - The horizontal component of the force ( F ) is ( 60 N ) to the right through the original point . Determine the vertical component and the magnitude of ( F)? F 3 2 5 - The body on the ( 30°) incline is acted upon by a force (P) inclined at ( 20° ) with the horizontal. if ( P) is resolved into components parallel and perpendicular to the incline and the value of the parallel component is ( 300 N ), Compute the value of the perpendicular, and of ( P)? 20 30 °

340 PROBLEMS 1- Determine a pair of horizontal and vertical components of the ( 340 N ) force ? 15 8. 200 N 3 2 Determine the horizontal & vertical components of the force ( 200 N) ? 3 - Resolve the ( 100 N) force into horizontal and vertical components for each of the following values of ( 0 ): d- 210° а-20° b- 80° c- 240° 100 N 4 - The horizontal component of the force ( F ) is ( 60 N ) to the right through the original point . Determine the vertical component and the magnitude of ( F)? F 3 2 5 - The body on the ( 30°) incline is acted upon by a force (P) inclined at ( 20° ) with the horizontal. if ( P) is resolved into components parallel and perpendicular to the incline and the value of the parallel component is ( 300 N ), Compute the value of the perpendicular, and of ( P)? 20 30 °

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