A student is pushing a box across the room. To push the box three times farther, the student needs to do how much work?
1 answer:
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Answer:
95.9°
Explanation:
The diagram illustrating the action of the two forces on the object is given in the attached photo.
Using sine rule a/SineA = b/SineB, we can obtain the value of B° as shown in the attached photo as follow:
a/SineA = b/SineB,
83/Sine52 = 56/SineB
Cross multiply to express in linear form
83 x SineB = 56 x Sine52
Divide both side by 83
SineB = (56 x Sine52)/83
SineB = 0.5317
B = Sine^-1(0.5317)
B = 32.1°
Now, we can obtain the angle θ, between the two forces as shown in the attached photo as follow:
52° + B° + θ = 180° ( sum of angles in a triangle)
52° + 32.1° + θ = 180°
Collect like terms
θ = 180° - 52° - 32.1°
θ = 95.9°
Therefore, the angle between the two forces is 95.9°
