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A particle at the origin in above figure (not in scale), is acted upon the tree forces, A, B and C. Those three forces are on xz plane, yz plane and ry plane respectively. Determine the magnitude and direction angles of the resultant force, R, if 01 = 40° , 02 = 35°, 03 = 30°,|A = 20 , B = 150 and = 105 . R Cos α Ξ cos B = COS y = || TO TE

A particle at the origin in above figure (not in scale), is acted upon the tree forces, A, B and C. Those three forces are on xz plane, yz plane and ry plane respectively. Determine the magnitude and direction angles of the resultant force, R, if 01 = 40° , 02 = 35°, 03 = 30°,|A = 20 , B = 150 and = 105 . R Cos α Ξ cos B = COS y = || TO TE

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