Determine the y component of the resultant of all the forces. Take F1=689 N, F2=514 N and F3=505 N. Assume force in upward direction (for y-axis) is positive. Express your answer in N unit with two decimal points.
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To do this, we can use the formula: y-component = force * sin(angle) For F1, the angle is 30°, so the y-component of F1 is: y1 = 689 N * sin(30°) Show more…
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