ntal braces and kits are used to align and straighten the orientation of the teeth. In a specific case, the tooth that is needed to be aligned is pulled with a force of 9.21 N, 45° CW from the wire (from the +x-axis) and 6.27 N, 45° CCW from the wire (from the +x-axis). What is the magnitude of the resulting force of the two forces aligning the tooth?

ntal braces and kits are used to align and straighten the orientation of the teeth. In a specific case, the tooth that is needed to be aligned is pulled with a force of 9.21 N, 45° CW from the wire (from the +x-axis) and 6.27 N, 45° CCW from the wire (from the +x-axis). What is the magnitude of the resulting force of the two forces aligning the tooth?

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter2: Vectors

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