a. Determine the magnitude of P and F (in N) if the y re sultant of the five forcesshown is 1000 N dire cted u 45 de grees North of East. F 830N 38 2 b. If the components of the re sultant force are found 3 along the u-axis and a certain v-axis and it is known 35° that the component along the u-axisis 57O N at 35° 470n 37 Suth of East, what is the magnitude along the v- axis? 2.1 kN c. Also, determine the angle of the v-axiswith re spect to the horizontal.

a. Determine the magnitude of P and F (in N) if the y re sultant of the five forcesshown is 1000 N dire cted u 45 de grees North of East. F 830N 38 2 b. If the components of the re sultant force are found 3 along the u-axis and a certain v-axis and it is known 35° that the component along the u-axisis 57O N at 35° 470n 37 Suth of East, what is the magnitude along the v- axis? 2.1 kN c. Also, determine the angle of the v-axiswith re spect to the horizontal.

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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