The paper can be scaled. For example, 4 blocks can represent 1 N of force. I...
The paper can be scaled. For example, 4 blocks can represent 1 N of force. I will give you three forces. Draw these forces. You will need a protractor as these forces have angles with respect to the positive x-axis. The angles given are with respect to the positive x-axis (counterclockwise).
Determine the balancing force, magnitude and direction, using the equations above for vector analysis, and draw the balancing force on the graph paper.
|?1|=3?, ?1 = 40°
|?2|=2?, ?2 = 100°
|?3|=3?, ?3 = 310 degrees
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