Answer:
is this a physics questions???
and i didnt get u btw
Let <em>F₁ </em>and <em>F₂</em> denote the two forces, and <em>R</em> the resultant force.
<em>F₁ </em>and <em>F₂</em> point perpendicularly to one another, so their dot product is
<em>F₁ </em>• <em>F₂</em> = 0
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We're given that one of these vectors, say <em>F₁</em>, makes an angle with <em>R</em> of 30°, so that
<em>F₁</em> • <em>R</em> = ||<em>F₁</em>|| ||<em>R</em>|| cos(30°)
But we also have
<em>F₁</em> • <em>R</em> = <em>F₁ </em>• (<em>F₁ </em>+ <em>F₂</em>) = (<em>F₁ </em>• <em>F₁</em>) + (<em>F₁ </em>• <em>F₂</em>) = <em>F₁ </em>• <em>F₁ </em>=<em> </em>||<em>F₁</em>||²
So, knowing that ||<em>R</em>|| = 100 N, we get that
(100 N) ||<em>F₁</em>|| cos(30°) = ||<em>F₁</em>||²
(100 N) cos(30°) = ||<em>F₁</em>||
||<em>F₁</em>|| ≈ 86.6 N
(And the same would be true for <em>F₂</em>.)
The answer is, "an unbalance force has acted on the vehicle". The vehicle will not change its states, unless otherwise there is a force acted upon on the object, that compel it to move in its original position, or to cause to change its direction of motion. This unbalance force cause the vehicle to move in the direction of the applied force.
