Question 1 P1 = 5.4 kg m/s. 32.9° south of up P2 = 13.9 kg m/s, 33.4° south of down Pi +P2 = [Select ] kg m/s. I Select] [ Select] [ Select ] (relative to up/down)

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Question 1
P1 = 5.4 kg m/s. 32.9° south of up
P2 = 13.9 kg m/s, 33.4° south of down
Pi +p, = [Select ]
[ Select ]
kg m/s, [ Select ]
[ Select ]
[ Select ]
(relative to up/down)
Question 2
F1 = 8.6 N. 29.7° below south
F, = 13.7 N, 22.8° south of up
F, + F2 =
[ Select ]
[ Select ]
N.
[ Select ]
[ Select ]
(relative to up/down)
Question 3
di = 7.9 m. 38.4° west of down
d2 = 11.9 m. 14.5° west of down
[ Select ]
[ Select]
m,
-
[ Select ]
[ Select ]
(relative to up/down)
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Transcribed Image Text:Question 1 P1 = 5.4 kg m/s. 32.9° south of up P2 = 13.9 kg m/s, 33.4° south of down Pi +p, = [Select ] [ Select ] kg m/s, [ Select ] [ Select ] [ Select ] (relative to up/down) Question 2 F1 = 8.6 N. 29.7° below south F, = 13.7 N, 22.8° south of up F, + F2 = [ Select ] [ Select ] N. [ Select ] [ Select ] (relative to up/down) Question 3 di = 7.9 m. 38.4° west of down d2 = 11.9 m. 14.5° west of down [ Select ] [ Select] m, - [ Select ] [ Select ] (relative to up/down) >
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Transcribed Image Text:[ Select ] [ Select ] (relative to up/down) [ Select ] east of west of north of south of above below
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Question 1

Consider south as i^ direction, up as j^ and down as -j^ direction.

South of up means the vector is in south - up plane, the angle is measured from up towards south.

South of down means the vector is in south - down plane, the angle is measured from down towards south.

p1=5.4 kgms 32.9° south of up   =5.4 kgmssin  32.9° i^+cos  32.9° j^   =2.93314203 i^ +4.533947268  j^  kgmsp2=13.9 kgms 33.4° south of down    =13.9 kgmssin  33.4° i^-cos  33.4° j^    =7.651682287 i^-11.6043853 j^  kgms

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