Vectors
Asked by Kaushiki Raj | 1st Oct, 2013, 09:38: AM
Expert Answer:
Let us take x-axis along the side AB and y-axis along the side AD of the square ABCD.
Assume that the force 3P is acting along the negative direction of x-axis and the force 4P is acting along the negative direction of y-axis.
Hence effectively a force 2P acts along the negative direction of x-axis and an equal force 2P acts along the negative direction of y-axis.
The resultant of these two equal forces will be,
Let us take x-axis along the side AB and y-axis along the side AD of the square ABCD.
Assume that the force 3P is acting along the negative direction of x-axis and the force 4P is acting along the negative direction of y-axis.
Hence effectively a force 2P acts along the negative direction of x-axis and an equal force 2P acts along the negative direction of y-axis.
The resultant of these two equal forces will be,
Answered by Faiza Lambe | 1st Oct, 2013, 10:21: AM
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