Two force vectors of magnitude 20 N and 50 N act simultaneously on a body. Which one of the following forces cannot be a resultant (vector sum) of these two force vectors? Select one: 70 30 N 20 N 40 N
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We want to find out which of the following forces cannot be a resultant (vector sum) of these two force vectors: 70 N, 30 N, -20 N, or 40 N. To determine the possible range of the resultant force, we can use the properties of vector addition. The maximum Show more…
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