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For the diagram above, given that coordinates G = (0, 0, 0.04), E = (0.08, 0.2, 0.04) and D =
(0.08,0,0) metres and P = 20 N, determine the following:
The y component of the position vector,FED = -0.2 m.
The z component of the position vector,TED. = -0.04 m
The magnitude of the position vector,TED. = 0.204 m.
The y component of the position vector, UED = -0.200 m
The z component of the position vector, UED = -0.040
1. The y component of the force vector P. Please provide
the answer in Newtons and report to three significant
figures.
2
The z component of the force vector P. Please provide
the answer in newtons and report to three significant
figures.
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