Posted by Hujinson on Monday, May 11, 2009 at 10:13pm.
1. You have not written an equation. Algebraic expressions by themselves do not have solutions.
2. Use the law of cosines.
z^2 = x^2 + y^2 + 2xy cosZ
z is the resultant and Z is the angle between the two components.
z = 125; x = 60 and y = 100
Solve for the angle Z by getting its cosine.
3. The required braking force is the component of 5000# down the slope.
4. Add the x and y components of the two forces separately. Then get the magnitude of the resultant with the Pythagorean theorem. Get the angle from the arctangent.
Show your work if you have problems, then we can tell you where you are making mistakes.
Alright, the first one is equal to zero.
I figured out 2,
for three I got 171 pounds of force
Im currently working on 4
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