Muscle attachment . When muscles attach to cones, they usually do so by a series of tendons as shown in Figure 1.29. In the figure five tendons attach to the bone. The uppermost tendon pulls at 20.0° from the axis of the bore and each tendon is directed 10.0° from the one next to II. (a) If each tendon exerts a 2.75 N pull on the bone, use vector components to find the magnitude and direction of the resultant force or this bone due to al five tendons. Let the axis of the bone be the +x axis. (b) Draw a graphical sum to check your results from part(a). Figure 1.29 Problem 51.
Muscle attachment . When muscles attach to cones, they usually do so by a series of tendons as shown in Figure 1.29. In the figure five tendons attach to the bone. The uppermost tendon pulls at 20.0° from the axis of the bore and each tendon is directed 10.0° from the one next to II. (a) If each tendon exerts a 2.75 N pull on the bone, use vector components to find the magnitude and direction of the resultant force or this bone due to al five tendons. Let the axis of the bone be the +x axis. (b) Draw a graphical sum to check your results from part(a). Figure 1.29 Problem 51.
Muscle attachment. When muscles attach to cones, they usually do so by a series of tendons as shown in Figure 1.29. In the figure five tendons attach to the bone. The uppermost tendon pulls at 20.0° from the axis of the bore and each tendon is directed 10.0° from the one next to II. (a) If each tendon exerts a 2.75 N pull on the bone, use vector components to find the magnitude and direction of the resultant force or this bone due to al five tendons. Let the axis of the bone be the +x axis. (b) Draw a graphical sum to check your results from part(a).
Given: Two forces F and G are applied
to a hook. Force F is shown in
F = 100 lb
the figure and it makes 60°
angle with the X-Y plane. Force
G is pointing up and has a
magnitude of 80 lb with
111° and b =69.3°.
60°
y
45°
a
Find: The resultant force in the
Cartesian vector form.
QUESTION 5
Supply all missing information with the correct numerical values. Do not include the units. Round off all answers to two decimal places.
Juanito is pulling a cart with 15.00-N force due 20.00 degrees North of West. Find a vector of equal length perpendicular to the force exerted by Juanito .
Let the force exerted by Juanito be F,
and the force perpendicular to that force be Fp.
The vector F, makes an angle of
degrees with respect to the positive x-axis. Subtracting 90 degrees from that standard angle, Fp
should be due
degrees north of east.
Since we know that the magnitude of Fp is equal to that of F,and we also know the angle of Fp, we can calculate the components of Fp which results to:
Fp=
+
QUESTION 1
Supply all missing information with the correct numerical values. Do not include the units. Round off all answers to two decimal places.
Juanito is pulling a cart with 15.00-N force due 20.00 degrees North of West. Find a vector of equal length perpendicular to the force exerted by Juanito
Let the force exerted by Juanito be Fj, and the force perpendicular to that force be Fp.
The vector F makes an angle of
degrees with respect to the positive x-axis. Subtracting 90 degrees from that standard angle, F, should be due
degrees north of east.
Since we know that the magnitude of F is equal to that of F,
and we also know the angle of F
we can calculate the components of F which results to:
P'
P.
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