2020 Lab 02- Force Table-1 - Compatibility Mode - Wordo SearchLayoutReferencesMailingsReviewViewHelpm、而、前。处回三加三、、田、A A Aa AAaBbCcC AaBbCcl AaBbCcC AABBCCC AaBbCcC AaBb( AaBbCc10x, x AD. A-1 Normal 1 Body Text 1 List Para. 1 No Spac. 1 Table Pa. 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 2 EFontParagraphStyles72 I.. 3 4. I..5. I 6 -4. While tying his shoes, a person holds theshoestrings at the angles indicated in theillustration below and pushes downwardwith a force of 20 lbs. Use thecomponent method to determine thetensions T, and T, in each shoestring.30°40°20 IbsIF

Downwards force (F) = 20 lbs θ1 = 30oθ2 = 40o

4. While tying his shoes, a person holds the shoestrings at the angles indicated in the illustration below and pushes downward with a force of 20 lbs. Use the component method to determine the tensions T, and T, in each shoestring. 30° 400 20 Ibs

4. While tying his shoes, a person holds the shoestrings at the angles indicated in the illustration below and pushes downward with a force of 20 lbs. Use the component method to determine the tensions T, and T, in each shoestring. 30° 400 20 Ibs

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4. While tying his shoes, a person holds the
shoestrings at the angles indicated in the
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component method to determine the
tensions T, and T, in each shoestring.
30°
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20 Ibs
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