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3 years ago

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You pull a rope to the left with 300n and a friend pulls it the rope to the right with 425n what is the magnitude and direction

of the result vector

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eduard3 years ago

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Answer: from vector law opposite we minus

Hence

425n-300n=125n to the right

Hints in left vector have -Ve sign while right have +Ve sign

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