Find the resultant force from adding F1 + F2 + F3 where F1 = 146 lbs at 65 degrees F2 = 69 lbs at 125 degrees F3 = 140 lbs at 285 degrees Your answers should be reported with 3 significant figures for - x-component and - y-component and - magnitude of resultant and - angle of resultant. -

Find the resultant force from adding F1 + F2 + F3 where F1 = 146 lbs at 65 degrees F2 = 69 lbs at 125 degrees F3 = 140 lbs at 285 degrees Your answers should be reported with 3 significant figures for - x-component and - y-component and - magnitude of resultant and - angle of resultant. -

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Chapter3: Resultants Of Force Systems

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Problem 3.31P: State whether the resultant of each force system shown is a force, a couple or a wrench. Do not...

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Find the resultant force from adding F1 + F2 + F3 where

F1 = 146 lbs at 65 degrees

F2 = 69 lbs at 125 degrees

F3 = 140 lbs at 285 degrees

Your answers should be reported with 3 significant figures for -

x-component and -

y-component and -

magnitude of resultant and -

angle of resultant. -

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