Posted by CJ on Friday, November 12, 2010 at 4:55pm.
It is rather simple. Figure the two forces, and add as vectors.
I DID THAT BUT THE ANSWER IS WRONG. IDON'T KNOW WHY
Let me show you a shortcut:
fx= G5(4/1^1)(-1)+G5(3/1)(+1) That is the resultant fx
Fy=G5(5/5^2)(+1)+G5(3/1)(+1) that is the resultant fy
fx=G5(-1)
fy=G5(1/5+3)=G5(15/5)=5G*3
magnitude= 5G*sqrt(1+9)=5Gsqrt10
If you dont understand that shortcut,don't do it.
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