the formula is given by
W1 = F1Cos(
)---------(1)
F1 = w1 = 22.0N
=65.5degree
W1 = (22.0)Cos(65.5)
W1 = 9.12N------(2) = FORCE P
W2 = F2Cos(
)
F2=w2 =29.0N
W2 = (29.0)Cos(65.5)
W2 =12.02N--------(3)= FORCE Q
TOTAL FORCE R = W = W1 + W2----------(4)
SUBSTITUTING EQN(2) AND EQN(3) IN EQN(4) WE HAVE
R = W = 9.12 + 12.02 = 21.14N-------(5)
FROM THE LAW OF EQUILIBRIUM OF CONCURRENT COPLANAR FORCES WE HAVE THE RESULTANT FORCE GIVEN BY
R=
P^2 + Q^2 +
2PQCos
---------(6)
squaring eqn(6) on both the sides we have
(R)^2 = (P)^2 + (Q)^2 +2PQCos
substituting the values of R ,P,Q in the above equation we have
(21.14)^2 = (22.0)^2 + (29.0)^2 + 2(22.0)(29.0)Cos
Cos
= 0.6881
=
Cos^-1[0.6881]
=46degree 30 minutes
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