Google Classroom
GeoGebraGeoGebra Classroom

Copia de Application of vectors in physics

Example: A 35-N weight is suspended by two wires. Find the forces F1 and F2 acting in both wires.
Solution: The force vectors F1 and F2 have magnitudes |F1| and |F2| and components that are measured in Newtons. The resultant force is the sum F1 + F2 and must be equal in magnitude and acting in the opposite (or upward) direction to the weight vector w. It follows from the figure (see Geogebra file) that: F1 = <-|F1| cos 40, |F1| sin 40> and F2 = <|F2| cos 50, |F2| sin 50> Note: You can change the values for the weight by moving the slider w, and the value of the angles is changed by moving the sliders alpha and beta.
Una mesa tiene una masa de 25kg. Calcula La fuerza que ejerce hacia el suelo