first of all convert the unit of force in gram weight
1 newton earth (N) = 101.97 grams (g)
so, F1 = 200 gram
F2 = 150 g
F3 = 249 g
procedure :-
1) Draw force F1 of magnitude 200 g from origin along x axis (2 cm) as OA.
2) fom point P draw another vector F2 of magnitude
150 gram(1.5 cm) making angle 90 as vector
BC
3) from point B draw vector of F3 of magnitude 2.49 gram making an angle of 217 from x- axis denote as vector BC... hence, we get required polygon
No, graph is not completely closed..so there is presence of some error .
Please graph each vector, and display the percent error using a dotted line next to the...
Please graph each vector and display the percent error
as a dotted line next to the experimental vector (F4). Please
follow instructions given as well. Thank you!
MASS (KG) 0.200 0.150 FORCE VECTOR F1 F2 F3 DIRECTION 20° 80° 05 y-COMPONENT 0. 67 1.45 o.% 1.47 2.93 30 SUM OF X AND y COMPONENTS % enant, on %
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The diagram doesnt allow me to paste it here. It is a diagonal
line with F1 pointing to the right and F2 pointing the opposite
direction. F1=-F2.
Two particles, 1 and 2, with masses m1 =
8×10-25 kg and m2 =
9×10-25 kg, are constrained to move in the x-y plane.
They interact by a repulsive central force,
F=k/r122,
where r12 is the distance between the
particles. The diagram shows the situation.
The force on particle 2 is given by...
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