I. A 10.0 kg mass is acted on by the two forces: F = (3.0N)i + (2.0N)j and F, = (10.0N)i +(-7.0N)j a) Express the summation of these two forces in unit vector notation. That is: %3D %3! F=F = F, + F, %3D b) What is the acceleration of this mass while these forces are acting? Write your answer in unit vector notation form. c) What is the direction of the acceleration (give the angle of acceleration with the x axis) and its magnetitude?

I. A 10.0 kg mass is acted on by the two forces: F = (3.0N)i + (2.0N)j and F, = (10.0N)i +(-7.0N)j a) Express the summation of these two forces in unit vector notation. That is: %3D %3! F=F = F, + F, %3D b) What is the acceleration of this mass while these forces are acting? Write your answer in unit vector notation form. c) What is the direction of the acceleration (give the angle of acceleration with the x axis) and its magnetitude?

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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