Calculating Net ForceTwo forces act on an object:1) a force of magnitude F₁ and direction 0₁2) a force of magnitude F2 and direction 02The net force on the object has a magnitude of Fnet and a direction of Onet.Solution:Forces must be added in component form (x and y separately):Fnet,x=F₁ cos 0₁ + F₂ cos 0₂ = Fnet CoS OnetFnet.yFnet sin netThe 2 equations above have 6 variables. So if 4 variables are given, theequations can be solved.Tip: Plug in decimals for sines/cosines of known angles.=· F₁ sin 0₁ + F2 sin 0₂=34F₁184N305.6F₁NType your answer...0₁170⁰0₁156⁰F₂349NF₂336N02289⁰02301⁰FnetNOnet244⁰--DO

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Calculating Net Force Two forces act on an object: 1) a force of magnitude F₁ and direction 0₁ 2) a force of magnitude F2 and direction 02 The net force on the object has a magnitude of Fnet and a direction of Onet- Solution: Forces must be added in component form (x and y separately): Fnet,x=F₁ cos 0₁ + F₂ cos 0₂ Fnet cos Onet Fnet y = F₁ sin 0₁ +F₂ sin 02 Fnet sin net The 2 equations above have 6 variables. So if 4 variables are given, the equations can be solved. Tip: Plug in decimals for sines/cosines of known angles. 3 4 F₁ 184N 305.6 F₁ 0₁ 170⁰ 0₁ 156⁰ N Type your answer... F₂ 349N F2 336N 0₂ 289⁰ 0₂ 301⁰ Fnet N Onet 244⁰

Calculating Net Force Two forces act on an object: 1) a force of magnitude F₁ and direction 0₁ 2) a force of magnitude F2 and direction 02 The net force on the object has a magnitude of Fnet and a direction of Onet- Solution: Forces must be added in component form (x and y separately): Fnet,x=F₁ cos 0₁ + F₂ cos 0₂ Fnet cos Onet Fnet y = F₁ sin 0₁ +F₂ sin 02 Fnet sin net The 2 equations above have 6 variables. So if 4 variables are given, the equations can be solved. Tip: Plug in decimals for sines/cosines of known angles. 3 4 F₁ 184N 305.6 F₁ 0₁ 170⁰ 0₁ 156⁰ N Type your answer... F₂ 349N F2 336N 0₂ 289⁰ 0₂ 301⁰ Fnet N Onet 244⁰

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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