A piece of art weighing 30 pounds is hung from two wires as shown below. Each wire is supporting half of the weight of the pictu
re. However, since the wires extend out at an angle, they are also imparting force towards the left and right. Therefore, the force on each wire is greater than 15 pounds. Look at the diagram above with the vectors. Use trigonometry to find ||→ux||and ||→vx||.
||→ux||= pounds ||→vx||= pounds
What is the total force (in pounds) exerted on each wire?
||→u||= pounds ||→v||= pounds 
||→ux||= pounds ||→vx||= pounds
What is the total force (in pounds) exerted on each wire?
||→u||= pounds ||→v||= pounds
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x= amount of flour that she poured in the canister
there was 5,026 grams of flour, and now: 5,026+x
In the bag there was 4,158, now: 4,158
I says that as a result the mass of the flour in the canister is twice the mass of the flour left in the bag, so:
So, she poured 1,096.67 grams, we subtract this from the initial amount in the bag and we have the answer:
Answer: there is 3,061.33 grams of flour in the bag
x= amount of flour that she poured in the canister
there was 5,026 grams of flour, and now: 5,026+x
In the bag there was 4,158, now: 4,158
I says that as a result the mass of the flour in the canister is twice the mass of the flour left in the bag, so:
So, she poured 1,096.67 grams, we subtract this from the initial amount in the bag and we have the answer:
Answer: there is 3,061.33 grams of flour in the bag
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