Answer: F = 776.18N θ = 29.41°
Question:
The magnitude of the resultant force is to be 200 N, directed along the positive y-axis. Determine the magnitude of the force F Find the angle θ.
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Explanation:
To solve this question we need to resolve the forces to the x and y axis.
For the x axis;
Fcosθ = 700cos15....1
For the y axis;
200 = Fsinθ - 700sin15
Fsinθ = 200 + 700sin15 ...2
Dividing equation 2 by 1
Fsinθ/Fcosθ = (200 + 700sin15)/700cos15
Tanθ = (200 + 700sin15)/700cos15
θ = Taninverse(200 + 700sin15)/700cos15)
θ = 29.41°
From equation 1;
F = 700cos15/cosθ
F = 700cos15/cos29.41
F = 776.18N
Answer:
maximum possible speed by solving above equation for 7D is

minimum possible value of speed for solving x = 6D is given as

Explanation:
Let the nozzle of the hose be at the origin. Then the nearest part of the rim of the tank is at (, ) = (6, 2) and the furthest part of the rim is at (, ) = (7, 2).
The trajectory of the water can be found as follows:


Now from above two equations we have

now we know that height of the cylinder is 2D so we have

by solving above equation we have

now we know that maximum value of x is 7D
so the maximum possible speed by solving above equation for 7D is

minimum possible value of speed for solving x = 6D is given as

Answer:
By the use of slow motion camera.
Explanation:
Visually, it is very hard to differentiate between an ac and dc power supply. But Since, we that In Ac supply polarity changes 100 times in a second ( because frequency of ac supply is 50 Hz generally). Whereas, Dc gives a steady power supply. So, in slow motion camera we can easily capture the flickering light tubes which won't happen in case of dc supply.
As we know that frequency and wavelength are dependent on each other
and this is given by

here we know that
= wavelength
f = frequency
c = speed of wave
while for energy and intensity of wave we know that
Energy = 
here A = amplitude of wave
so energy directly depends on amplitude of wave
so correct answer will be
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A.) Steel.
steel travels 5,060 meters per second,
lead travels 1,402 meters per second,
water travels 1,439 meters per second,
and air depends on temperature.