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The two vectors a→andb→in Fig.3.28 have equal magnitudes of 10.0mand the angles are θ=30°and θ=105°. Find the (a) x and (b) y components of their vector sumr→, (c) the magnitude of r→, and (d) the angler→makes with the positive direction of the x axis

Short Answer

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a) x component of vector sum r→is1.59m

b) y component of vector sum r→is12.1m

c) Magnitude of vector sum r→is12.2m

c) Angle r→is82.5°

Step by step solution

01

To understand the concept

This problem involves the addition of two vectors a→and b→ . Using the following relations x and y components of the vector sumr→can be found and similarly the magnitude and the angle respectively.

localid="1656155400549" r=r→=x2+y2 (i)

θ=tan-1yx (ii)

Given

Two vectors and a→=10mandb→=10m

two angles and θ1=30°andθ2=105°

02

To find x component of vector sum r→

x component of the vector sum r is given by

rx=acosθ1+bcosθ2r→=10m×cos30+10m×135rx=1.59m

03

To find y component of vector sum r→

y component of vector sum r→is

ry=a²õ¾±²Ôθ1+b²õ¾±²Ôθ2r→=10m×sin30+10m×sin135ry=12.1m

04

To find magnitude of vector sum r→

Using equation (i) the magnitude of vectorr→is written as

r=r→=1.59m2+12.1m2r=12.2m

05

To find angle of vector sum r→

The angler→ makes with the positive direction of the x axis is

tan112.11.59=82.5°

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