B1-1. A connection point has two force vectors with the magnitudes of F1 = 37 kN and F2 = 24 kN. The slope zilyn = 2/3 and the angle d= 53 degrees. Y1 a) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force (kN). Answer: Check b) Determine the direction cosine of the resultant force vector for i direction. Answer: Check c) Determine the direction cosine of the resultant force vector for j direction. Answer: Check

B1-1. A connection point has two force vectors with the magnitudes of F1 = 37 kN and F2 = 24 kN. The slope zilyn = 2/3 and the angle d= 53 degrees. Y1 a) Determine the magnitude of the resultant force (kN). Answer: Check b) Determine the direction cosine of the resultant force vector for i direction. Answer: Check c) Determine the direction cosine of the resultant force vector for j direction. Answer: Check

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