10) In below figure find resultant vector, magnitude and direction by (a) Analytical method. (b) By Graphical method. (For Graphical Method Choose Scale: 10Newtons= 1cm). Then find Percent Error for Magnitude and angle using analytical method as accepted value and graphical as experimental method. (Pay attention on the angles.) Fa= 60N >F: 80N 60° 20 30° F= 50N

10) In below figure find resultant vector, magnitude and direction by (a) Analytical method. (b) By Graphical method. (For Graphical Method Choose Scale: 10Newtons= 1cm). Then find Percent Error for Magnitude and angle using analytical method as accepted value and graphical as experimental method. (Pay attention on the angles.) Fa= 60N >F: 80N 60° 20 30° F= 50N

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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