Given the force system shown in Figure, assume the direction angle is measured counterclockwise from the positive x axis. What are the magnitude of the resultant force FR in the units of kN and the direction angle (in units of degree) of the resultant force? y F = 15 kN F2 = 20 kN F3= = 15 kN 5 3 4 4 O 31.2 kN; 39.8 degrees. 26.9 kN; 48.0 degrees. 44.9 kN; 57.7 degrees. 47.5 kN; 67.8 degrees. 24.1 kN; 4.76 degrees.

Given the force system shown in Figure, assume the direction angle is measured counterclockwise from the positive x axis. What are the magnitude of the resultant force FR in the units of kN and the direction angle (in units of degree) of the resultant force? y F = 15 kN F2 = 20 kN F3= = 15 kN 5 3 4 4 O 31.2 kN; 39.8 degrees. 26.9 kN; 48.0 degrees. 44.9 kN; 57.7 degrees. 47.5 kN; 67.8 degrees. 24.1 kN; 4.76 degrees.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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