i) ii) iii) Question: The origin of the x-y cartesian coordinate system is at 0 and x'-y' is the rotated cartesian coordinate system, such that x'-axis makes an angle 30° with the vertical, as shown in the figure. Forces F (F₁|= 2 N) and F2 (|F2|= 5 N) act at the point O. F₁ is along the positive x-axis and F2 is along the positive y' axis. The resultant of the two forces is given by R in the x-y' frame. (Note: Please note Ris in the x-y' frame, not x-y frame) Complete the free-body diagram to show R and determine the magnitude (R). Please specify any law/theorem which you might have used in this calculation. The projection Px of the resultant R on the x-axis. The projection Py of the resultant R on the y'-axis. 0 30° F2 = 5 N F₁ = 2 N a as. any y'

i) ii) iii) Question: The origin of the x-y cartesian coordinate system is at 0 and x'-y' is the rotated cartesian coordinate system, such that x'-axis makes an angle 30° with the vertical, as shown in the figure. Forces F (F₁|= 2 N) and F2 (|F2|= 5 N) act at the point O. F₁ is along the positive x-axis and F2 is along the positive y' axis. The resultant of the two forces is given by R in the x-y' frame. (Note: Please note Ris in the x-y' frame, not x-y frame) Complete the free-body diagram to show R and determine the magnitude (R). Please specify any law/theorem which you might have used in this calculation. The projection Px of the resultant R on the x-axis. The projection Py of the resultant R on the y'-axis. 0 30° F2 = 5 N F₁ = 2 N a as. any y'

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