The rectangular component of forces can be taken by A) Getting the force component in the x direction and y direction. B Getting the force component in the x direction and z direction. Getting the force component in the x direction only. D Getting the force component in the y direction and z direction.

The rectangular component of forces can be taken by A) Getting the force component in the x direction and y direction. B Getting the force component in the x direction and z direction. Getting the force component in the x direction only. D Getting the force component in the y direction and z direction.

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter2: Vectors

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