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3 years ago

Find the resultant force of the following forces :

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2 answers:

gayaneshka [121]3 years ago

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The resultant force is 6√2 Newtons.

bezimeni [28]3 years ago

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The resultant of the given forces is; 6√2 N

<h3>How to find the resultant of forces</h3>

We are given the forces as;

10 N along the x-axis which is +10 N in the x-direction

6 N along the y-axis which is +6N in the y-direction

4 N along the negative x-axis which is -4N

Thus;

Resultant force in the x-direction is; 10 - 4 = 6N

Resultant force in the y-direction is; 6N

Thus;

Total resultant force = √(6² + 6²)

Total resultant force = 6√2 N

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