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yarga [219]
4 years ago
7

I need help in physics please help me

Physics
1 answer:
artcher [175]4 years ago
3 0

The first step is to represent the vectors shown in the image in Cartesian coordinates.

For the vector C we have a magnitude of 4.8 and an angle 22 ° with the axis -y (direction j)

To write this vector in Cartesian coordinates we must find its component in x (address i) and in the y axis.

x = 4.8sin(22)i\\\\y = 4.8cos(22)(-j)

So:

C = 4.8sin(22) i + 4.8cos(22)(-j)\\\\C = 1.798\ i - 4.450\ j

For Vector B we have a magnitude of 5.6 and an angle of 33 with the -x axis (-i direction)

So:

x = 5.6cos(33)(-i)\\\\y = 5.6 sin(33)(-j)

So:

B = 5.6cos(33)(-i) + 5.6sin(33)(-j)\\\\B = -4.696\ i - 3.05\ j

Finally the sum of B + C is made component by component in the following way:

F = (-4.696 +1.798)i + (-4.450 - 3.05)j\\\\F = -2.898\ i - 7.5\ j

Finally the magnitude of f is:

|F| = \sqrt{(-2,898)^2 + (-7.5)^2}

| F | = 8.04

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