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For the three cases shown below, assuming the displacement is 4.0 m to the right. Match the answers with questions.
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Transcribed Image Text:The image consists of three vector diagrams, each depicting forces labeled with magnitudes and directions in relation to a common direction represented by the vector \(\vec{d}\).
1. **First Diagram:**
- A red arrow pointing vertically upwards with a magnitude of 10 N.
- A blue arrow pointing horizontally to the right, labeled \(\vec{d}\).
- The red arrow is perpendicular to the blue vector \(\vec{d}\).
2. **Second Diagram:**
- A red arrow inclined at a 60° angle above the horizontal blue vector \(\vec{d}\).
- The magnitude of the red arrow is 8 N.
- The blue vector is horizontally aligned to the right.
3. **Third Diagram:**
- Both the red and blue arrows are horizontally aligned to the right.
- The red arrow has a magnitude of 6 N.
- The blue vector is labeled \(\vec{d}\).
These diagrams illustrate vector addition and the components of forces in different directions.
Transcribed Image Text:The image displays three vector diagrams illustrating forces acting on a vector \(\vec{d}\).
1. **First Diagram**:
- A red arrow of magnitude 10 N is pointing vertically upwards.
- The blue arrow \(\vec{d}\) is oriented horizontally to the right.
2. **Second Diagram**:
- A red arrow of magnitude 8 N forms a 60° angle above the horizontal axis.
- The blue arrow \(\vec{d}\) is oriented horizontally to the right.
3. **Third Diagram**:
- A red arrow of magnitude 6 N is directed horizontally to the right.
- The blue arrow \(\vec{d}\) is oriented in the same direction as the red arrow, horizontally to the right.
Each diagram highlights various force vectors interacting with the vector \(\vec{d}\), emphasizing the angles and magnitudes involved in vector addition and resolution.
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