Resultant Forces - Resolving method for 3 or more forces : ExamSolutions 

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Why 6sin60degree is positive?

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wait what do you even mean by including or excluding the degree when using sin or cos to add?

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Thanks a lot mate. I think you should've wrote (tan^-1) rather than (tan). But your calculating is correct, it's just a typo.

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If you drew the rusultant line of 11.421 at an angle of 40.95 degrees as the presenter sugests...this would be above the 5N force......but it is clear that the R force should be down and to the right ..... should the answer -40.95 degrees?

What if one of the angles are unknown?

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What do u do if a force is on the x axis

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Unfortunately your angle is incorrect. It should be 319.05 degrees as the resultant force would be directed in the fourth quadrant, not the first.

Teacher I have some questions

I am Suparna, a student of a Techno Syllabus, an aspirant of Engineering Entrance Exam in Bangalore. I like your video. I have a query and it wolud be great if you could help me. This is my query- 2. Three forces of magnitude 1N, 2N and 3N are applied on a body in unknown directions. Then, the magnitude of resultant force F (A) shall not be more than 5N (B) shall not be less than 4N (C) shall move the body in direction of 3N force (D) can be 2.5 N Can you explain the solution for this question?

It's the inverse because you have to get the angle theta on its own. So you do the opposite.

No, because I selected down as positive.

what if the forces aren't given, only the x & y component

why is this the inverse tan? i keep entering normal tan forgetting that you have to inverse it :)

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