The particle shown below is at rest, where F = 35.0 N, and θ = 36.3°....

The particle shown below is at rest, where F = 35.0 N, and θ = 36.3°. Find the magnitudes of F₁ and F₂.

F₁ =
F₂ =

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Expert Solution

Given data:

F = 35 N

θ = 36.3°

F₁ = F_x = F cosθ

F₂ = F_y = F sinθ ,

F₁ = F_x = F cosθ

= 35 x cos 36.3°

= 35 x 0.8059

F₁= 28.2065 N

F₂ = F_y = F sinθ ,

= 35 x sin 36.3

F₂ = 20.72 N

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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