= For the image at the right. the coordinate angles are a = 66°. B 125°. v = 45°. and the point along a-a is (11, -6, 2). What is the angle between lines a-a and b-b? b-b (x,y,z) a a-a X Z β 2 Three cables are applied to an anchor as shown. The top force, F₁ = 38 N, is applied at an angle, = 39°, from vertical. The second force, F2 = 21 N, is applied through point (3.2.-1.6). And a mass = 2438 g (grams) is hung vertically from the anchor. What is the magnitude of the resultant force? F₁ |(0,0)| Mass F₁₂ 2 (x,y)

= For the image at the right. the coordinate angles are a = 66°. B 125°. v = 45°. and the point along a-a is (11, -6, 2). What is the angle between lines a-a and b-b? b-b (x,y,z) a a-a X Z β 2 Three cables are applied to an anchor as shown. The top force, F₁ = 38 N, is applied at an angle, = 39°, from vertical. The second force, F2 = 21 N, is applied through point (3.2.-1.6). And a mass = 2438 g (grams) is hung vertically from the anchor. What is the magnitude of the resultant force? F₁ |(0,0)| Mass F₁₂ 2 (x,y)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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