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1. Two forces F⃗1 = 50N and F⃗2 = 100N are pulling the same object as shown in the figure.
What is the size of the angle θ between the two forces?
Remark! Pay attention to the sign of components.
Correct Answer: A
2. A 300N force acts on an object at a certain angle to the horizontal direction and as a result, the object moves horizontally at 2m/s. The output power delivered is 480W. What is the angle of the force to the horizontal direction?
Correct Answer: B
3. Two forces are acting on the same object at 530 to each other (cos 530 = 0.6, sin 530 = 0.8). Their dot product is 120 units and the magnitude of the first force is 20N. What is the magnitude of the second force in newtons?
Correct Answer: C
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