Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition
Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition
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ISBN: 9780078807213
Author: Paul W. Zitzewitz
Publisher: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill
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Chapter 5, Problem 59A
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To rank: The magnitude of the net force from least to greatest.

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Answer to Problem 59A

From least to greatest the magnitude of net force is A (10 N), D (19.1 N), E (20 N), B (22.4 N), C (30)

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Given:

The given forces are:

  1. 20 N up + 10 N down.
  2. 20 N up + 10 N left.
  3. 20 N up +10 N up.
  4. 20 N up + 10 N 20° below the horizontal.
  5. 20 N up.

Formula Used:

The resultant (net force) of two forces F1 and F2 are given by the formula

  Fnet=F12+F22+2F1F2cosθ

Calculation:

The resultance for all the cases is,

For (A), 20 N up +10 N down

F1 = 20N

F2 = 10 N

Consider the force diagram shown below.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition, Chapter 5, Problem 59A , additional homework tip  1

The angle between F1 and F2 is θ=180° .Therefore the net force is

  Fnet(20N)2+(10N)2+(2(10N)(20N)cos180°)Fnet(20N)2+(10N)2(2(10N)(20N))Fnet=(20N10N)2Fnet(20N)(10N)Fnet= 10 N

For (B), 20 N up +10 N left

F1 = 20 N

F2 = 10 N

Consider the force diagram shown below.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition, Chapter 5, Problem 59A , additional homework tip  2

The angle F1 and F2 is θ=90° . The net force is

  Fnet= (20N)2+(10N)2+(2(10N)(20N)cos90°)Fnet= (20N)2+(10N)2Fnet= 22.36 N

For (C), 20 N up + 10 N up

F1 = 20 N

F2 = 10 N

The angle betweenF1 and F2 is θ= 0° . The net force is

  Fnet(20N)2+(10N)2+(2(10N)(20N)cos0°)Fnet(20N)2+(10N)2+(2(10N)(20N))Fnet(20N)+(10N)Fnet=  30 N

For (D), 20 N up +10 N 20° below the horizontal.

F1 = 20 N F2 = 10 N Consider the force diagram as shown below.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition, Chapter 5, Problem 59A , additional homework tip  3

The angle F1 and F2 is θ=110° . The net force is

  Fnet=(20N)2+(10N)2+(2(10N)(20N)cos110°)Fnet=(20N)2+(10N)2+(2(10N)(20N)(0.342))Fnet=(20N)2+(10N)2(2(10N)(20N)(0.342))Fnet=19.06 N

For (E), 20N up

Since there is only one force, so net force will be Fnet =20 N

Conclusion:

From the above calculation ,the rank of net force from least to high is

1.A (10 N)

2.D (19.06 N)

3.E (20 N)

4.B (22.36 N)

5.C (30 N)

Chapter 5 Solutions

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