EBK ENGINEERING MECHANICS
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Author: HIBBELER
Publisher: VST
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Find the resultant force vector,R, of the three vectors A,B, and C (i.e., add the vectors), if the magnitude of vector A is 10N, the magnitude of vector B is 17N, and the magnitude of vector C is 9N. Your answer should be in the form R = Rx i+ Ry j,
where you determine Rx and Ry, and where i, and j are the unit vectors along the x, and y axis, respectively.
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2-54. Determine the magnitude and coordinate direction
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F = 200 N
F2 = 150 N
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