Problem 2For the system of forces shown to the right,complete the following:a) Represent force F1 in Cartesian notationb) Represent force F1 in scalar notation (usecylindrical coordinate directions and y)c) Represent force F2 in Cartesian notationd) Determine the magnitude of the resultant ofthe forcesD120%60°This line isparallel tothe x-axisF₂ = 400 N45°This area isin the x-yplaney35°F₁ =25°= 250 NThis line isparallel tothe z-axis

Problem 2 For the system of forces shown to the right, complete the following: a) Represent force F1 in Cartesian notation b) Represent force F1 in scalar notation (use cylindrical coordinate directions and y) Represent force F2 in Cartesian notation c) d) Determine the magnitude of the resultant of the forces 120% 60° This line is parallel to the x-axis F₂ = 400 N 45° F₁: This area is in the x-y plane y 35° 25° = 250 N This line is parallel to the z-axis

Problem 2 For the system of forces shown to the right, complete the following: a) Represent force F1 in Cartesian notation b) Represent force F1 in scalar notation (use cylindrical coordinate directions and y) Represent force F2 in Cartesian notation c) d) Determine the magnitude of the resultant of the forces 120% 60° This line is parallel to the x-axis F₂ = 400 N 45° F₁: This area is in the x-y plane y 35° 25° = 250 N This line is parallel to the z-axis

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.104P

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